Captures
Job cards from speech
The technician describes what they found and what they did, out loud. It comes back structured, against the right vehicle and the right job, ready to approve. The detail survives because capturing it costs nothing.
Sector
Automotive & Service
Technicians stop writing, warranty gets claimed, and customers come back.
What it costs you today
Job cards are written badly or late
The technician's hands are dirty and the detail that matters — what they saw, what they tried — never makes it onto the card.
Warranty goes unclaimed
Assembling the evidence takes longer than the claim is worth, so it quietly does not happen.
Customers are not followed up
The service due, the deferred repair, the quote never accepted — all of it depends on someone remembering.
How it works here
Signal, understanding, action.
1
Signal
Job cards, technician descriptions, diagnostic output, parts stock and vehicle history all report in.
2
Understanding
Fault codes and described symptoms are checked against every similar job this workshop has done, and job times against what they actually took.
3
Action
Job cards write themselves from speech, warranty evidence assembles automatically, and customers are followed up at the right moment.
What it does from the first month
Six things, running whether or not anyone is watching.
Answers
Find the part now
Availability across your own stock and your suppliers is checked immediately, with cost and lead time compared, so the customer gets a real answer while they are still on the phone.
Estimates
Estimate from your own history
How long a job will actually take is drawn from how long that job has actually taken in your workshop, not from a generic schedule. Quoting and scheduling both get more honest.
Assembles
Claim what you are owed
Warranty claims are assembled with the diagnostic evidence, photographs and job records already attached, so the ones that were not worth the paperwork become worth making.
Chases
Follow up without remembering to
Services due, deferred work and unaccepted quotes are tracked and raised with the customer at the right moment, through the channel they use.
Traces
A second opinion on the diagnosis
Fault codes together with the technician's description of the symptom are checked against your history of similar jobs, surfacing what it turned out to be the last several times.
In practice
You ask the way you'd ask a person.
Six similar jobs. Four were the same part, and that repair held.
diagnostic output + this workshop's own job history
Code P0301 + rough idle
Matched against your previous jobs
Coil pack, cylinder 1 4 jobs held
Injector clean 1 job returned
Wiring loom chafe 1 job held
Typical time booked — 2h 10m
Illustration of the interface. Your data, your wording, your records.
A Tuesday in your business
What this actually looks like.
An intermittent fault comes in with a code that could mean four things. The technician describes the symptom aloud. The system puts up the six times that combination appeared in this workshop before, what each turned out to be, and which repair held. The diagnosis takes twenty minutes instead of most of a day.
Why this pays
It pays for itself the first time it turns one warranty claim you would not have bothered with into one you make.
An unclaimed warranty A claim
A day of diagnosis Twenty minutes
A forgotten customer A booked service
Now put your own numbers in
We have not filled these in for you, and we are not going to. These are your figures, and the result is your estimate — not a claim of ours.
Recovered per year, on your numbers
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Enter your figures on the left.
Currency is whatever yours is. We do not see these numbers — the calculation happens in your browser and is never sent anywhere.
Test this against your real dataWhat it connects to
Read as it is. Nothing here needs replacing, and nobody needs to change how they work.
- Your workshop or dealer management system
- Parts stock and supplier catalogues
- Diagnostic equipment output
- Customer and vehicle history
- Customer messaging
What it watches
Where sensing earns its place. Supplied at cost plus installation, and never a condition of getting started.
- Bay utilisation and job duration
- Diagnostic equipment output
- Parts stock levels
Let's look at what your company already knows.
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