A familiar service request still needs the vehicle and package clarified across several messages.
Tint Shops
Window tint shop software for a faster quote-to-payment workflow.
Tint shops often handle shorter sales and production cycles. Re-entering the vehicle, package, appointment, or balance at every step creates more delay than the job can absorb.
Window tint software should move the vehicle and selected package from inquiry to price, scheduled work, signed scope, technician assignment, payment, and receipt without entering the same details again.
The day-to-day reality
Where the handoffs break.
What software helps a window tint shop move jobs faster?
The scheduled job does not carry the same pricing and scope that the customer accepted.
Deposit, signature, technician assignment, final payment, and receipt are checked in separate places.
One connected workflow
What changes on the job.
Follow the same work before and after the customer, vehicle, and job details travel together.
Before
- The inquiry arrives with incomplete vehicle details.
- Price and appointment are confirmed in separate messages.
- The installer receives a shortened version of the sold scope.
- Payment and receipt are completed in another tool.
With Auto Detailing CRM
- The customer and vehicle start the lead or booking record.
- Configured services and surcharges produce a consistent quote.
- The signed order carries the scope into the technician assignment.
- Payment and receipt close the same vehicle record.
Inside the product
The same vehicle and package move through every step.
Auto Detailing CRM connects configured services and vehicle pricing to booking, approval, assignment, payment, and history.
Explore the featuresService catalog and body-type pricing
Online booking and deposits
Verified signed work orders
Assignments, payments, and receipts
Verified reviews
What detailers say.
“Scheduling, customers, payments everything in one place.”
“Built specifically for detailers and saves a ton of time every week.”
“Creating an order is easy, and accepting payments is very convenient for me. I really like the calendar feature.”
How it works
The details that carry the work.
Keep the useful context with the job, from the first request through the work and payment.
Price from a configured service menu
Common tint packages should begin with known services and pricing rules instead of a fresh calculator every time.
- Define packages, base prices, duration, and active availability.
- Apply configured vehicle body-type surcharges where needed.
- Carry accepted pricing into the work order without re-entry.
Keep the production day moving
A short job still needs a complete operational trail, but it should not require repeated counter work between arrival and pickup.
- Schedule against staff availability and existing assignments.
- Capture verified approval in person or by remote link.
- Collect the balance and issue the receipt from the connected order.
Explore the product
The tools behind this workflow.
Open the product modules to see how this work is handled in Auto Detailing CRM.
Services
Set the starting price, duration, and rules once. Keep the service menu current as your shop changes.GrowthLeads
See incoming requests, keep their context together, and move each lead toward a customer or order.Core opsOrders
Every service, material, and surcharge lands on one record — from assignment to paid.Core opsPayments
Whichever way a customer pays, the money lands on the same order.Tint Shops FAQ
Questions before you choose.
Can tint pricing change by vehicle type?
Yes. The service catalog supports shop-configured body types and per-service surcharges, while the package itself remains a reusable service.
Can customers pay a deposit before the tint appointment?
Yes. Deposits can be collected during booking or quote acceptance and remain connected to the order balance.
Can the tint scope be signed before work starts?
Yes. The shop can collect a verified signature on device or send a tokenized remote signing link.
See this workflow with your own job.
Bring a customer, a vehicle, and a service. See how the details move from the first request to the finished work.