Features For your customers
The registration fills in the vehicle
A customer types their reg and the make and model come back from the government MOT record, so the job on your sheet names the right car.
✓Two minutes. Nothing to sign up to.
Registration
Day sheet
| Time | Bay | Job | Customer | Vehicle | Reg | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 08:00 | 1 | Service | Pat Elson | GOLF | WX19 KLM | 01395 123456 |
| 11:00 | 1 | MOT, Class 4 | — | Waiting for a reg | — | — |
| 13:00 | 2 | Tyres | Sam Reed | COROLLA | HF14 NRP | 07900 111222 |
Printed for the wall. The car on the sheet is the car that arrives.
What it does
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Make and model come from the government MOT history, not from what they type. The job on your sheet names the right car.
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The lookup does not start from scratch every time. They are not left waiting on a spinning wheel.
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The registration is typed on a real yellow UK plate. It feels like giving you the plate, not filling in a form.
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Name, phone and email get a green tick as each one is right. They know they can press book.
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An ad or an email can fill the plate and their details in for them. They have less to type, so more of them finish.
Product benefit
A booking with the wrong car is a wasted bay
Typed vehicle details are wrong often enough to matter, and you find out when the car arrives and does not match the job. Reading the vehicle from the DVSA record removes the typing, and the customer only has to know their own number plate.
See it running on your own bays
We set up a couple of your bays in your own colours, then you take a booking through it yourself.