Find the money your shop is leaving on the table
A few numbers most shop owners know by heart. See what AutoSync is worth to your shop, figured from your own numbers with the math shown.
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Declined work that comes back
Declined jobs are saved on the vehicle and come back as recommendations, with follow-up texts and emails.
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Bigger tickets from photo inspections
Digital inspections with photos and video, and estimates customers approve job by job from their phone.
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Labor you already did, billed
Tech time clock on every job, canned jobs with set hours, and every discount tracked.
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Parts priced right every time
A pricing matrix marks up every part the same way, whoever writes the ticket.
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Software you can drop
Inspections, texting, payments, reviews and accounting sync come with AutoSync instead of separate bills.
$0/yr
Estimates from your numbers and the percentages above, not industry averages or a promise. Every shop is different. Parts margin assumes the same parts volume.
Where each number comes from
Declined work
Every declined job stays on the vehicle. It shows up as a recommendation at the next visit, on the customer's portal, and in follow-up texts and emails you can automate.
Photo inspections
Technicians attach photos and video to each inspection item. Customers see the worn part on their phone and approve job by job, instead of yes or no to the whole ticket.
Labor rate
Techs clock in and out of every job, canned jobs carry set hours, and every discount is tracked. Reports show effective labor rate by tech, advisor and job, so you see where the gap comes from.
Parts margin
The parts pricing matrix marks up by cost range and category on every ticket, with tire and fluid pricing of their own, so margin doesn't depend on who wrote it up.
Software
Inspections, two-way texting, online payments, the customer portal, online booking, reviews and QuickBooks sync are part of AutoSync, not separate subscriptions. The plan price is today's list price.
The fine print
These are estimates from what you entered and the percentages you chose. They are not industry averages or a promise. Change any percentage to see a more careful or more hopeful picture.