Hands in a job.
Phone still ringing.
An AI receptionist that answers your calls, texts, and messages, gets the year, make and model before the conversation reaches you, and books drop-offs onto your calendar — so the customer who calls while you're on a lift doesn't end up at the shop down the road.
Under a car, not by the phone
You're on a lift, in a bay, or halfway through an install. The phone rings, rolls to voicemail, and the caller tries the next shop on the list.
The price-shopper call
"How much for…" before they've told you the vehicle. Plenty of these callers never book, and sorting them out costs the same interruption either way.
Nights and weekends
People look for a shop after work and on Sunday afternoon. Those calls land when the bay is dark and there's nobody there to take them.
How it works in the shop
Every call answered, every real job captured
One receptionist covers the phone, the texts, and the website — answering what's routine, getting the vehicle details up front, and leaving the actual work to you.
Missed-call text-backA call you can't take from under a car becomes a text conversation instead of a voicemail you clear at closing.
Answers the usualsHours, location, whether you work on that make, walk-in or appointment, how long a job ties up the car — answered instantly, any hour.
Gets the vehicle firstYear, make, model, and what's actually wrong — captured before it reaches you, so the callback doesn't start from zero.
Books drop-offsReal jobs go onto your calendar as drop-offs or estimate appointments, not into a voicemail queue you work through after close.
Never quotes a priceIt captures what the job involves and tells the customer you'll confirm the price. No number goes out that you didn't set.
Human handoffAnything that needs your judgment — a diagnosis, an odd vehicle, a scope question — comes to you with a summary of the conversation.
Who it's built for
The shops that run on the phone
If your shop isn't listed — exhaust, wheels and tires, upholstery, mobile work — the fit is the same: if the phone rings while your hands are busy, it belongs here.
General repair & maintenanceDiagnostics, brakes, timing jobs. The caller wants to know if you can look at it this week — answered without pulling you out of a bay.
Detailing & ceramic coatingEvery job is a different vehicle in a different condition. The receptionist captures size and condition instead of guessing at a package.
Window tint & PPFVehicle, number of windows, film choice, the legality question everyone asks. Captured up front so the quote you give is the right one.
Auto glassA cracked windshield is an urgent call and a same-week job. It gets captured and flagged while you're still on the previous install.
Car audio & accessoriesHead units, speakers, remote start, lighting. Fitment questions get routed to you instead of guessed at.
One-man shopsSolo operators feel this hardest. Every call answered is one that didn't interrupt the work, and every one missed is a booking that went elsewhere.
Keep the calendar you already run
No migration, no double-booking. Drop-offs land on the calendar you already keep — and it reads that calendar for conflicts before it books, so it never puts a car in a bay you've already committed.
Google Calendar
Outlook
Office 365
…or ours, included
Built for how a shop actually takes work
It captures the job. You set the price.
A front desk for a shop can't price a job it hasn't seen. Yours answers the questions you've approved, captures the vehicle and the work, and hands the number to you — it never quotes a price you didn't set or promises a turnaround you can't hit.
You set the rules
What you work on, what you don't, what books directly and what waits for your callback — the receptionist runs on your answers, not its own.
No prices you didn't approve
It shares the pricing you've published — a diagnostic fee, a free-estimate policy — and nothing else. The quote stays yours.
The vehicle, captured right
Year, make, model and the symptom, in every conversation — so your callback starts with the details instead of asking for them.
Saturday rush, same coverage
It doesn't get overwhelmed when everyone calls at once. The twentieth caller of the morning gets the same answer as the first.
Try it like a customer with a check-engine light would
Call or text the live demo and ask it what your customers ask. Then imagine it on your shop line while you're under a car. Setup is done for you — you don't touch a thing.
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