For independent garages, MOT centres and bodyshops: bookings and "is my car ready?" calls handled without pulling a technician off the ramp, and reminders and approvals that run themselves.
“My MOT's due next week — can I book it in with a service at the same time?”
Every call answered in the workshop is time not spent on paid work.
MOT and service reminders sent late, or not at all.
The same question, all afternoon, from every customer waiting.
A natural-sounding AI voice agent, trained on your business, picks up day and night. Here's what happens when someone calls.
Takes the reg and what's needed, then books a real slot in your diary.
Connected to your job status, it tells customers where their car is up to.
MOT and service reminder calls or texts, with booking done in the same conversation.
It asks what you'd ask, in plain English, and gets the details right first time. When a call needs a person, it puts it through or takes a proper message — and you get a written summary either way.
The call is only the start. Automation carries the job through every step, in the software you already use.
MOT, service or repair
created in your system
quote sent by text
customer texted
next MOT date set
Extra work found? A quote with photos goes to the customer, who approves in one tap.
Customers told the moment the job's done, so the phone stays quiet.
Sent automatically at the right time, with a booking link included.
Connected with Make, n8n or Zapier — in accounts you own.
Usually. Garage systems like Garage Hive and TechMan, or a shared calendar, can be connected so bookings land as job cards. We confirm what's possible on the discovery call.
Yes. When a technician finds extra work, a quote — with photos if you like — is texted to the customer, who approves or declines with one tap.
It follows your rules: breakdowns and urgent safety issues are put through to a person straight away, everything else is booked or logged.