Leads arrive from the public booking page, the AI receptionist, the phone line, or a staff member's notes. They all land in the same pipeline — tagged by source, matched to existing records, ready to quote.
Each capability below is a real, shipping piece of the product — with the reason it matters in a working shop, not just what it does.
A tokenised URL per shop. Customers pick a vehicle, a service, and a time. No login. The lead drops into the CRM tagged with source.
Turn your website into a booking tool without adding another SaaS.
If the phone or email doesn't match, a customer is created. If it does, the lead links to the existing record.
The customer database stays clean. No duplicate 'John Smith' entries from the same phone.
VIN, plate, or make/model lookup. Matches on exact first, then fuzzy.
The 2019 Q5 you saw in November is the same one in March — linked automatically.
Request mentions 'ceramic, interior' — the CRM maps those strings to your service catalog.
You don't re-type or re-categorise. The quote is half-built by the time you read the lead.
New, contacted, quoted, won, lost. Move through the funnel with a click.
You actually see the 30 quotes in flight instead of a mixed inbox.
From a new lead, generate a quote with pre-filled customer, vehicle, and services. Convert to an order on acceptance.
Zero retyping at every step, even though three records live under the scene.
Every lead knows where it came from. Feeds the Marketing module automatically.
Attribution that just works, with no human discipline required.
The modules that touch this one most directly. They share records and push data back and forth so you don’t have to.
Tag every lead with the source that brought it. Track spend. See ROI per channel.
An AI voice agent that greets, quotes, and books — 24/7, in EN · ES.
Pre-sale estimates that close — with deposits, e-signatures, and one-click conversion to an order.