Who it's for
One platform. Role-shaped experiences.
Owners buy for profit visibility. Advisors need speed. Techs need clarity. Parts needs stock truth. No customer logos yet — the live demo is the proof. Each persona maps to concrete process sequences.
Vehicle lifecycle
Complete vehicle service lifecycle
The Automotive Workshop Operating System (AWOS) maps every customer moment from first contact to retention — so software follows how workshops actually earn margin.
- 01Lead
- 02Customer
- 03Vehicle
- 04Booking
- 05Check-in
- 06Inspect
- 07Estimate
- 08Approve
- 09Parts
- 10Labour
- 11Produce
- 12Invoice
- 13Pay
- 14Release
- 15Retain
Industry verticals
Built for how your bays actually run
Category leaders publish tire, mobile, and quick-service pages. We do the same with honest fit criteria and process links — not fake specialist modules.
Vertical · tire & wheel
Tire Shop Software
Seasonal swaps, quote speed, and stock truth decide tire-shop profit. Workshop Wrench runs the same AWOS spine as general repair: board, RO, estimates, reserve stock, invoice — with tire storage and advanced lookup as honest expansion, not day-one vapourware.
Open vertical →Vertical · mobile
Mobile Mechanic Software
Mobile work fails when the tool assumes a front desk. Workshop Wrench emphasises technician My Day, job-linked timers, token portal approvals for customers on-site, and an installable PWA with offline queue path expanding.
Open vertical →Vertical · high volume
Quick Service & Oil Change Software
Oil, brakes, and inspection menus live or die on cycle time. Workshop Wrench keeps intake → board → estimate → invoice short, with domain stages so “done” still means authorised and billable.
Open vertical →Vertical · specialty
Specialty & Auto Electrician Software
Diagnostic and electrical work needs findings history, labour honesty, and customer-facing evidence — not a ticket printer. Workshop Wrench attaches DVI findings and labour clocks to the RO, then prices and authorises lines before invoice.
Open vertical →Explicit non-goals
- • Heavy-duty only platforms (Fullbay-class) as day-one scope
- • Dealer DMS (CDK, Reynolds, Auto-IT) — integrate later, do not compete as DMS
- • Native payroll / HR suites as core product
- • Fake AI receptionist as a live differentiator
Persona
Independent shops (1–5 bays)
Start with the board, estimates, and invoices. Add DVI, portal approvals, and payments when ready — without rewriting process.
- Starter or Growth plans
- Live demo onboarding
- PWA for techs
- Clear monthly price
Primary processes
Persona
Multi-location groups
Scale plan for multi-shop visibility, advanced RBAC, webhooks, and accounting export paths.
- Multi-location entitlements
- HQ-style reporting path
- API depth
- Enterprise option
Primary processes
Persona
Service advisors
Win the front of house: history, estimates, approvals, and customer trust moments.
- Customer 360
- Line-item approvals
- Portal tokens
- Deferred-work queue
Primary processes
Persona
Technicians
Less admin. Clear assignments. Punch time on the job. Capture findings without a desktop CRM.
- My Day view
- Job-linked time
- DVI findings
- Parts status
Primary processes