Basically there are three ways to organize the customer flow in your shop.
It is important that your customers know what to do when they get to your shop. It is also important that customers in different stages of the process do not interact with one another at key points. For example:
Regardless of whether the location uses a service writer or the technician handles the customers, many shops hand a clip board with a paper work order for the customer to fill in. Offloading the work to the customer makes sense but using paper work orders makes your customer information completely inaccessible for direct marketing efforts.
We are in the business of making a web based work order system so clearly we think it is a good idea. We believe this because communicating with your customers before your competition, is the best way to stop competing on price and also find new business. Why?
We understand that time is money and so regardless of how you run your shop, we make creating work orders lightning fast and provide you with many options so you can run your business your way.