Keep your hands on the car, not on the phone.
Customers ask the same things all day: hours, services, how soon they can come in. The assistant answers and sends you the service requests.
What a conversation looks like
Illustrative example
A service request at lunch
A driver asks if you can do a brake check this week. The assistant explains what your website says about the service, takes the car make and model, the issue and their preferred day, and emails you the request.
"Is my car ready?"
The assistant doesn't see your workshop system, so it doesn't guess. It takes the customer's name and number and forwards the question so you can reply.
Tyre change and inspection season
With Plus, a comeback campaign reminds past customers about seasonal tyre changes, inspections or oil changes.
Caller: My brakes are squeaking. Can you look at them this week?
AI: Yes, we do brake checks. What's the make and model of the car?
Caller: A 2017 Ford Focus. Thursday would be best.
AI: Thanks. I've sent the request for Thursday. The workshop will call you to confirm.
Handled for you
- Hours, services and published prices
- Service and quote requests with car details
- After-hours calls (Full)
Left to you
- Repair status and diagnoses
- Quotes you haven't published
- Booking the actual slot
Recommended plan: Plus for seasonal reminders; Full if the phone rings while you're under a car.
What could missed calls cost you?
Estimate only, calculated from the numbers you enter (4.3 weeks per month). Not a promise of results.
Keep the workshop running while the phone gets answered.
Try an assistant built from your own garage's website.