SKU catalogue
LiveParts list with qty and adjustments.
Core
Parts readiness
Stock that ignores approvals is a spreadsheet graveyard. Workshop Wrench reserves on approve, raises POs when short, and receives goods so AWAITING_PARTS means something on the board.
Why this category matters
Category pages should not be synonym stuffing. Here is the operating rationale every serious shop platform must address.
Car count dies on missed calls, weak booking, and messy intake — the OS must own first contact through check-in.
ARO dies when findings never become priced, decided lines — DVI and portal approvals are margin features.
Throughput dies when AWAITING_AUTH and AWAITING_PARTS are invisible — board stages must mean something.
Cash dies when invoices are re-keyed and AR is a Friday spreadsheet — money path starts on the repair order.
Vehicle lifecycle
The Automotive Workshop Operating System (AWOS) maps every customer moment from first contact to retention — so software follows how workshops actually earn margin.
Shop day sequence
The same operational spine as the product board — detailed use cases live under Processes.
Public booking or front desk intake with customer + vehicle first-class. Why: car count dies when first contact never becomes a system object.
Booking becomes a repair order; board shows stage, tech, and blockers. Why: WIP you cannot see is WIP you cannot manage.
DVI findings with severity convert to estimate lines or deferred work. Why: verbal upsells without structure kill trust and ARO recovery.
Line-level approve / decline / defer via portal tokens. Why: silent scope expansion creates write-offs and disputes.
Reserve stock, raise POs, clock labour on the RO. Why: authorised work without parts is fake progress; unbilled labour is pure waste.
GST invoice from approved lines, payments, AR visibility. Why: revenue is not cash until collected — money path stays on the RO.
Capabilities
Live means in the multi-tenant product/demo. Integrations use Live / Stub / Dry-run / Planned — never Connected for stubs. Roadmap means not production-complete.
Parts list with qty and adjustments.
Commit stock to authorised lines.
Learn more →Purchase orders and goods receive loop.
AU EzyParts/Repco-class adapters planned.
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Not day one. Operational stock and RO linkage first; deep catalogs follow integration roadmap.