Call2Mechanic
Dashboard · Automotive services
A clearer digital workflow for automotive service operations.
A structured dashboard experience for automotive service workflows and administration.
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The challenge
Service operations involve multiple moving parts: customer and vehicle information, billing, image uploads and timely updates. When these tasks are scattered across tools, it becomes harder to keep records consistent and work moving.
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Our approach
The dashboard brings key administrative tasks into a more structured interface. The focus is on making information easier to find, actions easier to understand and routine work easier to manage.
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What we delivered
- Administrative dashboard interface
- Billing-related workflow support
- Car or vehicle image upload functionality
- Notification-related functionality
- Customer-facing website as a separate touchpoint, where applicable
About the project
Call2Mechanic
Call2Mechanic combines a customer-facing web presence with a dashboard that supports day-to-day garage operations, built around the people using the system and the tasks they need to complete reliably.
- IndustryDashboard + website
What we built
The parts of the project, as delivered.
Administrative dashboard interface
Billing-related workflow support
Car or vehicle image upload functionality
Notification-related functionality
Customer-facing website as a separate touchpoint, where applicable
How we work
Our general approach, from the first call to launch.
Discovery and research
Understanding the business, the customers and the market.
Strategy and planning
Agreeing goals, scope and the technical approach.
UI/UX design
Designing the structure and screens before building.
Development
Building and testing in short cycles with regular demos.
Testing and launch
Checking every journey, then a smooth go-live and handover.
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