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The whole shop

Auto shop software features: 31 of them, eight areas, one login.

It is not 31 auto shop software features bolted together. It is one loop: one customer, one calendar, one set of numbers.

  • Home
  • Sales
  • Billing
  • Operations
  • Shop
  • Marketing
  • Intelligence
  • System
  1. A lead

    A call, a text, a booking form, an ad click

  2. Booked

    A slot on the board, with a deposit against it

  3. Worked

    Material off a real roll, hours off a real clock

  4. Paid

    An invoice settled, and a margin you can check

And what the job was worth goes back to the ads that brought it in.

The AI crew runs under all four, answering, drafting, chasing and summarising at every stage, off the same customer, calendar and numbers.

The short answer

What features does an auto shop actually need?

One place the car is quoted, booked, worked, billed and followed up. That means a price book, a calendar that knows its bays, a booking page, invoices and deposits, the phone and the texts, and reports costed from the material a job really consumed. Service VIN carries all of it on one login.

  • Quoting and invoicing, with the margin on screen before the quote is sent.
  • A calendar, a booking storefront and a production board that share one service catalog.
  • The phone and the inbox: calls recorded, missed calls texted back, threads on the customer's record.
  • Reports costed from the film on your racks, not from a list price somebody typed.
  • One login and one price for the whole shop, rather than a seat fee per person.
Why it's one product

Every part of it feeds another part.

That is the difference between a suite and a pile of tools that each happen to have your customers in them. Hover a pillar and you can see what it hands the other three — the booking that fills the board, the job that produces the real cost, the invoice that tells your ads the truth.

It is also why the shop that switches cancels about six subscriptions rather than one: the second tool only existed because the first one didn't know anything.

Win the work

The quote is where a shop actually makes or loses its margin, so this is the half of the product that knows what the work costs you, from the first missed call to the paid invoice.

  • A quote being built, with per-line margin updating against the shop's real material cost

    Win the work

    Quotes & Invoicing

    Live margin on every line, off your real film cost — before you send it.

  • The shared inbox with calls, texts and web enquiries threaded per customer

    Win the work

    CRM & Leads

    Every lead, call and text in one inbox that nothing falls out of.

Your AI crew

Fourteen specialists that work the parts of the day nobody has time for. They draft, they chase and they summarise — and every one of them shows you its work before anything reaches a customer.

  • The agent roster, each card showing what it does and when it last ran

    Your AI crew

    AI Agents

    A crew that chases every promise and never invents a price.

  • The call log with an inbound call's summary and its transcript expanded, a missed call below it

    Your AI crew

    AI Calling

    Every call transcribed, summarised — and the quote you promised already drafted.

Get found, get booked

Everything here ends at a paid invoice rather than at a click, because the same system owns both ends of that trip.

  • Get found, get bookedGoogle Ads Autopilot

    Get found, get booked

    Google Ads Autopilot

    Your paid invoices teach Google which clicks are worth buying.

  • The reports view: revenue, margin and job mix over the last quarter

    Get found, get booked

    Reports & Analytics

    Revenue, margin and pipeline in numbers you can act on Monday.

Find the one you came for.

Or tell it what you run today and see the pages that cover what that tool does for your shop.

What do you use today?

Pick it and this list narrows to the pages that cover what it does for your shop.

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One thing we do for you instead.

Everything above is software you operate. What follows is work the product does for you: priced, scoped and kept separate from the feature story on purpose.

One login, one bill, and the whole loop running.

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