Capture the job once.
Vehicle, concern, customer details, estimate context, and shop notes start in the same operational record.
Auto repair shop software
From keys on the counter to keys back in the customer’s hand.
Streamline Auto follows the actual life of a repair order: intake, inspection, estimate, authorization, technician work, parts, quality control, and pickup. The screen changes with the work instead of making the shop work around the screen.
Built for shops that want operational software without turning a permanent monthly bill into part of the cost of opening the doors.
One repair order. One operational thread.Advisor, technician, parts, QC, and pickup stay connected.
A vehicle should never disappear into the gap between “the customer approved it” and “the technician knew about it.”
Streamline Auto is organized around the handoffs where repair shops lose time, context, and confidence.The repair order moves. The context moves with it.
Designed around the moments that decide whether a day runs clean or chaotic.
Know what is authorized.
Separate recommendation from approval so the shop knows exactly what can move forward.
Make workload visible.
Technicians, bays, timers, holds, and parts status can be understood without chasing people around the building.
Finish deliberately.
QC, unsafe-vehicle acknowledgement when needed, completion, and pickup live at the end of the same flow.
Built for the floor and the front counter
The advisor should not need the technician’s memory. The technician should not need the advisor’s inbox.
A
Shared operational picture
Different roles see what matters to them while the underlying job stays connected.
B
Offline-first where it matters
A shop should not become helpless because the internet is having a bad afternoon.
C
Completed work stays completed
Finished orders become a dependable record instead of something that can casually drift after the fact.
Today's Shop
The whole floor should be readable before the next customer asks for an update.
Every occupied bay, vehicle, technician, timer, approval state, waiting job, and pressure point sits in one operational view.
Bay timers show what is running overWaiting vehicles stay visible before a bay opensApproval and parts states stay beside the job
Parts before the bay
Fitment uncertainty belongs on the screen before it becomes rework.
Current order parts, inventory availability, price, compatible categories, and possible-fit warnings stay visible while the advisor or technician is making the parts decision.
Manager view
See pressure before it becomes the end-of-day explanation.
Insights surface bay utilization, current wait, long holds, approvals, pickups, technician workload, and jobs running over book. Inventory separates what is physically on hand from what is already held for work.
Bring the messy version
Show us how a repair order travels through your shop today.
We’ll talk through the workflow before we talk about replacing it.