Repair orders, estimates, inspections, maintenance, and rentals — the same UI your team uses every day. Tap any screen to expand.
Repair order
Estimate
Inspection
Maintenance
Rentals
01 · Front counter
Read the whole shop in ten seconds.
The dashboard and workflow board are the same story: every car, every status, no hallway census. Check-in drops a repair order on the board. Writers, techs, and the owner look at one queue.
Live columns from checked-in through ready for pickup
Appointments show up before the car does
Payment status on the last column so keys don’t walk unpaid
Notifications when a job moves — without a group text
02 · The job file
One repair order. Inspection, estimate, approval, work.
The RO is the document the shop actually works from — not a paper jacket that gets lost on the toolbox. Digital multi-point inspections with photos become the estimate. The customer gets a link, taps approve, and the board moves.
Photo findings with urgent vs recommended so the estimate is honest
Branded inspection PDFs they can forward to a spouse
Printable tech work orders for the bay
One approval link — you see it the second they tap yes
03 · Technicians
The bay gets its own workspace.
My Work isn’t a dumbed-down office screen. Techs see assigned jobs, punch the RO, run the inspection, and clock the day. Advisors see actual vs billed while the car is still in the air.
Punch in/out per job — not a paper time card at 5:01
Day clock so you know who’s on the floor
Inspection and notes captured where the work happens
Hours stop being a rumor at month-end
04 · Customers & vehicles
History that follows the car, not the writer’s memory.
Customer files, vehicles, and job history live together. Next visit starts with the VIN you already have — not a blank intake. Pro shops can hang maintenance reminders on the vehicle so 5,000-mile service isn’t a hope.
Customer record with every RO and invoice attached
Vehicle file: VIN, plates, unit, and past work
Maintenance due dates and follow-ups (Pro+)
No more “we did brakes last year, right?”
05 · Inventory
Parts, POs, and the counter — one shelf.
Inventory isn’t a side spreadsheet. Catalog parts drop onto estimates with your markup. Purchase orders receive onto the shelf. Walk-up counter sales move the same stock without opening a fake RO. Spreadsheets still exist for the lists only you understand — inside the portal.
On-hand qty and markup you set, not guess
Purchase orders: send, receive, stock updates
Counter sales for the “I just need a cabin filter” ticket
Shop spreadsheets when a table is still the right tool
06 · Collect
Invoice in one click. Keys stay until it’s paid.
Approved work becomes the invoice. Ready for Pickup shows paid or not so the counter isn’t guessing when someone walks up. Approvals happen on the phone in the waiting area — not after three voicemails.
Estimate approval from a phone, under a minute
Invoice from the same lines you already built
Paid / unpaid on the pickup card
The last ten feet of the job, actually closed
07 · Owner tools
Rentals, reports, team, and a human when you get stuck.
Pro adds equipment and trailer rentals so those dollars aren’t on a clipboard. Performance is labor and sales you can act on this week. Settings covers roles, seats, branding, and billing. Support chat is in the app — with email when we reply.
Trailer and equipment rentals with due-back (Pro+)
Performance: efficiency and what’s actually selling
Team invites, permissions, shop logo, billing
Live support plus email so a reply doesn’t vanish
Service advisor
Board, appointments, estimates, approvals, invoices, and the counter. The day runs from one login.
Technician
My Work, inspections, punches, and printable work orders. Less walking to the desk to ask what’s next.
Owner
Performance, parts truth, rentals, team seats, and billing. You can leave the shop and still know.
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