A day · Repair workshops
From a grinding brake to a fair bill.
Job cards with photos, parts from stock, checklists and an invoice. An illustration: names, amounts and times are made up, and nothing here is a customer story.
Who
An office like yours.
Who
A cargo-bike workshop with two mechanics and a counter.
Your say
The customer answers the estimate. Messages to customers wait for you.
A day
What you ask, what happens.
- 08:00You ask: New job: Ms Wolff's cargo bike. Front brake grinds, chain worn.
Your AI: Opens a job in the repair pipeline, records the bike as the customer's thing and adds the photos. Your say: You review the job card.
- 09:15You ask: Write the estimate: disc, pads and chain.
Your AI: Writes the estimate and sends it as a link for Ms Wolff to answer. Your say: The mail waits in Approvals.
- 11:00You ask: She said yes. Assign it to Jo.
Your AI: Records the answer and assigns the job to a team member. Your say: You confirm the assignment.
- 14:00You ask: Jo used a disc, pads and a chain.
Your AI: Records the parts, and each stock item goes down by the quantity used. Your say: You see the stock.
- 16:30You ask: Done. Tick the checklist and make the invoice.
Your AI: Marks the work complete and drafts the invoice. Your say: You approve the invoice and the email.
Honest labels
What to keep in mind.
- Pre-betaIt is an illustration
Names, figures and times are made up. We have no customer stories to show yet.
- Pre-betaYour AI is the one you bring
Bring your own AI. What your assistant can do depends on the tools of your workspace and the permissions you give it.
- Pre-betaBusiness app tools
Jobs and stock belong to a web app built with Nabcloud Sites; availability on your plan is to be confirmed.
- Not offeredA fiscal till
The counter receipt is plain text and not a fiscal register.