Automatic text on missed calls
The customer gets a message within the minute: "We were under a car — we'll call you back. Want a time slot?"
The call that rings while every bay is occupied. The quote there was no time to chase. The Instagram message seen three days too late. None of that is bad organisation: it's what happens when the work comes before the paperwork. We install the system that handles it for you.
At your shop or by phone. You leave with the written diagnostic either way.
The phone rings while you're under a hood — the customer calls the next garage.
The quote went out by email eight days ago. Nobody followed up.
A customer wanted a 9 p.m. appointment. There was nobody to talk to.
The Facebook message was read three days later. The car is already fixed elsewhere.
Your happy customers leave without ever posting a Google review.
The customer gets a message within the minute: "We were under a car — we'll call you back. Want a time slot?"
Wired to the shop calendar. The 9 p.m. customer books on their own.
Automatically on days 2, 5 and 10. They stop as soon as the customer replies.
Sent automatically after each completed job.
Incoming requests, follow-ups sent, appointments booked, reviews received.
No technical skill required. Your team uses it the same day.
We're looking for three shops to install the system at founding rates, in exchange for your testimonial and a case study of your results. It's the entry price of a young company that needs public proof — you get the system at a rate that won't come back.
In exchange: your testimonial, a case study of your results and two referrals. It's a trade, not a discount — without the counterpart, the standard rate applies.
Spots offered only to the automotive sector in Laval and the North Shore, until 30 September 2026.
Nine questions, from your phone. We look at your calls, your site and your reviews, and show you where it leaks — no appointment.
About one hour of your time in total. You keep working. The exact timeline depends on the scope retained — you are told before you commit.
From week one, the dashboard shows what came in and what got caught.
The site isn't the problem. The problem is what happens AFTER the request. How many of last month's quotes were never followed up?
That's exactly the symptom. The system works while you're under a hood. Your total share: about one hour.
Good — we're not replacing anyone. We install the system, your guy keeps it, and we hand him the documentation.
Better: we run a free mini-audit of your presence — calls, site, reviews — and show you the gaps. Fifteen minutes, in person.
Scope decides price, so it's set after the assessment — never before, and never over the phone without having seen how you work. What is written down in advance: fixed price, closed scope, two rounds of revisions, and you stay the owner of the system and the data. The assessment is free and you keep it, even if nothing follows.
The audit is free and you leave with the written diagnosis, even if we never work together.