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A breakdown and an oil-change booking shouldn't wait in the same queue

Auto repair and service inquiries range from urgent to routine — and they all currently land in the same inbox, waiting the same amount of time.

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What qualification actually captures

  • Vehicle make, model and year
  • Nature of the issue — urgent (won't start, warning light, accident) vs. routine (service, inspection, tires)
  • Whether the vehicle is currently drivable
  • Preferred drop-off or appointment timing
  • Whether this is a repeat customer or a new one
  • Contact details and preferred follow-up channel

Why one inbox doesn't fit this business

A customer with a car that won't start needs a very different response speed than someone booking a routine inspection for next month — but both usually arrive through the same contact form or phone line, and both wait the same amount of time until someone has a free moment to look. The urgent one is exactly the customer most likely to have already called a competitor by the time you respond.

Sorting urgency before your team sees it

The AI asks the questions that actually determine urgency — is the car drivable, is this safety-related — and flags genuinely urgent inquiries differently from routine bookings, instead of both sitting in the same undifferentiated queue.

What your team actually receives

A structured brief with vehicle details, the issue as described, and an urgency flag — enough to call back with an actual answer or a same-day slot, not a bare notification that says only "someone submitted the form."

What it does — and what it explicitly does not do

It qualifies and briefs the inquiry. It does not diagnose a mechanical issue, quote a repair price, or check real technician or bay availability — those stay entirely with your service team, using whatever scheduling system you already run.

Questions

Can it tell how urgent an issue actually is?+

It asks the questions that correlate with urgency — drivability, safety concerns, warning lights — and flags accordingly. It doesn't diagnose the mechanical problem itself.

Does it check whether we have a free bay or technician?+

No — it qualifies and briefs the inquiry. Checking real availability and confirming a slot stays with your team and your existing scheduling system.

Does this work for a dealership service department, not just an independent shop?+

Yes — the qualification logic adjusts to your actual intake questions during setup, whether that's an independent garage or a dealership service department.

Can it quote a repair price?+

No — repair pricing depends on diagnosis, which stays entirely with your technicians. This qualifies and briefs the inquiry so your team can respond with an accurate answer faster.

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