Chapter 01 · 1:16
Auto · At the Counter
A booked car checked in, a walk-in dropped into a free bay, and every vehicle logged on file, all from one workshop board.
Every screen below is the real, live product, nothing staged or mocked up. The business itself is one we built ourselves, so we could show a full day and a full month without a real owner's real customers in the shot.
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A booked car checked in, a walk-in dropped into a free bay, and every vehicle logged on file, all from one workshop board.
Customers pick a service and a time and book a bay themselves, and it lands straight on the workshop board.
Price a real repair with parts and labour, then turn the accepted quote into a paid invoice without retyping a line.
Set the mechanics' week and publish the roster so everyone knows who is on.
The day at a glance: revenue, the trend, and a list of fully paid invoices on the Finance dashboard.
The day runs on the calendar: bookings land, walk-ins slot in, and a day off drops that chair off the book.
Check a client in, take payment on the booking, add a retail product, and let them leave a tip.
A self-service booking page, a live website, and gift vouchers sold right at the till.
Every class and PT session, priced and timed, on a booking page members can see and fill.
Drop a private PT session onto a coach's diary and sell a class pass at the counter.
Add a shaker or a gift voucher to the bill when you charge a session.
Every member's visit history and spend in one place, with loyalty points that add up automatically.
Publish the week's coaching roster and give each coach exactly the access they need.
Income, expenses and net for any period, with a read-only login for the accountant.
A real 1:1 studio day: the public booking page and rewards strip, the diary across two coaches, and a session paid at the counter that tallies the client's loyalty points.
The heart of a PT business — build a 10-session pack, sell it up front, draw it down visit by visit, and see exactly what's still owed.
Write up a gift card at the counter, switch on online gift-card sales, and redeem one against a session — balance and all.
Loyalty points that actually do something: set your earn rules, stock the rewards shelf, and run a stamp card that ends in a reward.
A recurring membership plan, a refer-a-friend programme, and one wallet that shows a client's points, prepaid pack, membership and stamps together.
Contacts and Campaigns working together — one client directory, a targeted audience, a guided email send, and A/B experiments and automations.
A mobile groomer's day as a route of home visits: bookings land, the round is worked stop by stop, and jobs are marked done.
The van is the salon: checkout, retail add-ons and a tip, all on one doorstep payment.
Pet parents book online with pricing that adjusts to the pet's size, then lock in the next visit before the van pulls away.
Groomers as bookable resources: who is on which van, and who can see what.
Run the pay run for the groomers and hand a clean, scoped set of books to the accountant.
Every enquiry moves from lead to deal to booked job, so new work never slips through the cracks.
One hub card holds a job's whole story, then becomes a GST-ready quote in a couple of clicks.
Track the service van as a real record and let the mileage logbook work out the ATO deduction for you.
Take payment on the day for the small jobs, invoice on terms for the big ones, and chase the overdue ones automatically.
GST, BAS and profit drawn live from the ledger, with a scoped login for the bookkeeper.
A parma and a pot at the bar, a family running an open tab in the bistro, and the kitchen pass split by station so the chef isn't reading beer orders off a screen full of dockets.
Sold out of squid mid-service? Toggle it off before the next table orders. Prices and specials change live, everywhere, without reprinting a single menu.
Phone orders move onto a real storefront, pickup-only stops reading like a broken delivery menu, the beer garden orders itself off a table QR, and an order landing mid-service shows up live instead of the phone ringing off the hook.
Sunday lunch on a timer, a function room reserved by capacity, a Friday waitlist that texts instead of making people wait at the bar, and a guest book that quietly learns who the regulars are.
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