Auto-Repair Shops

Auto shops lose hours to phone calls and approvals. When customers can't see what's happening, they call — and when approvals stall, bays sit idle.

• · Customers call several times a day asking for status.
• · Repair approvals happen by phone tag.
• · Inspection findings are hard to show customers.
• · Technician queues live on a whiteboard.
• · Parts status is tracked on sticky notes.
• · Declined repairs are never followed up.

• Digital check-in

  Drop-off details, concerns and contact preferences captured.

• Photo inspections

  Findings with photos customers can understand.

• Text approvals

  Customers approve or decline line items from their phone.

• Technician queue

  Jobs prioritized by promised time, skill and parts readiness.

• Parts status

  Parts orders tied to jobs with expected arrival.

• Declined-work follow-up

  Timed reminders for repairs customers postponed.

You stay in control: Writers decide what's communicated. · Writers set prices and recommendations. · You choose which reminders go out.

1. First move: Digital check-in
2. Shop workflow from drop-off to pickup
3. Inspection and estimate format
4. Technician queue rules
5. Shop system and supplier integrations
6. Follow-up rules

Starting project range: $5,000–$20,000+

Possible improvements, not guaranteed results. Final scope and price are set in your Blueprint.