Mechanic and auto repair shops In the demo now
Work orders from drop-off to pickup
Write up the vehicle and the customer's concern, build the estimate from parts and labor hours, get the customer's OK, and print the work order. When the job is done, check out at the counter.
The demo is Pinecrest Auto Care, a made-up shop with sample customers, vehicles and work orders.
What it covers
Made for the service counter
- The vehicle: year, make, model, color, VIN, plate, and odometer in and out, all typed in
- Find a work order by its number, the customer, a phone number, the VIN (or its last digits) or the plate
- The customer's concern, a drop-off check (OK, problem or not checked), and what was left in the vehicle
- Parts from your stock or typed in, and labor by the hour at your shop's rate. Sales tax is on parts only
- Your own service menu, like oil changes and tire rotations, one tap to add
- The customer's OK: signed at the counter, or recorded by phone, text or email with who said yes
- More work found later shows the new total and waits for the customer's OK again
- Inspection findings, a printed work order on regular paper, and an invoice when it's paid
A real job, start to finish
Front brakes on a Mazda
Write it up
Tap Work order on Today. Find the customer, type the vehicle, the concern and the drop-off check.
Estimate
Add 1.2 hours of labor and the brake pads from stock. The estimate shows parts, labor, tax on parts and the total.
Approve and print
The customer signs at the counter. Print the work order for the technician and the customer.
Finish and check out
Start work, mark it ready, and Check out takes the payment and closes the work order.
To be clear
What it doesn't do
Store OS keeps what your counter types in. It isn't connected to any vehicle or parts database.
- VIN decoding or vehicle lookups
- Labor time guides
- Vehicle diagnostics or vehicle history reports
- Parts supplier catalogs or ordering
Write a work order in the demo.
No sign-up. Nothing you do there is real.