Software for collision centres and auto repair shops
A car in the shop generates three phone calls a day from its owner, and the answer is almost always that a part has not arrived. The shop's biggest interruption is a question it could answer automatically.
Clinics, fleets and mobility. Revenue that is already diagnosed, dispatched, or scheduled and then quietly lost. Recovering it is arithmetic, not marketing.
Sub-niches covered: Collision and body shops, Independent mechanical repair, Tire and quick service, Mobile mechanics, Fleet maintenance contracts, Specialty and performance shops.
You likely have this problem if:
Customers call several times a day for status.
Parts delays are known by the parts person and nobody else.
Supplements sit unapproved and the job quietly parks.
Review requests are sent inconsistently.
Your rating reflects your unhappiest customers only.
What breaks operationally:
Customers call repeatedly for status and interrupt the service advisor all day.
Insurer estimates and supplements are tracked in the estimating system and nowhere else.
Parts delays are known by the parts person and by nobody else.
Review requests are sent inconsistently, so the shop's rating does not reflect its work.
What we build:
Automated repair status. Text updates with a photo at each stage, which removes most inbound calls and consistently lifts reviews.
Parts delay visibility. Back-ordered parts surfaced against the job so the advisor and the customer learn at the same time.
Supplement tracking. Insurer supplements tracked to approval, so a job waiting on authorisation is visible rather than parked.
Review request automation. Requests sent at completion to every customer, which is the cheapest marketing a shop has.
Do automated status updates really reduce calls?
Substantially, and the photo is the reason. A text saying the vehicle is in paint gets a reply asking when it will be done; a text with a photograph of the vehicle in paint usually does not.
Does this replace the estimating platform?
No. Estimating is entrenched with insurers and works. What is missing is customer communication and internal visibility on delays, which those platforms do not address.
How do you handle jobs waiting on insurer approval?
Make the wait visible as a state on the job with an age. Supplements sitting unapproved for a week are the most common cause of cycle time blowouts and the easiest to miss.
When should review requests go out?
At vehicle pickup, while the experience is immediate. Requests sent days later perform far worse, and shops that send none are usually rated by their unhappiest customers only.
Last reviewed 22 August 2026