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EstimatesDrafted from the inspection, decided job by job Before it happensThe due date at risk, flagged the day before Revenue leaksHours, work and invoices the ledger can see It learns your shopYour times, your parts, your customers IntegrationsStripe, Google, QuickBooks, PartsTech

Relay

Everything a shop runs on

One record underneath, and Relay drafting from it where it counts. A person sends every message, price and booking.

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By shop type

Performance & buildsHistory for six-figure work Maintenance & repairVolume without chaos AutoglassADAS-era glass work Tint & PPFFilm, coatings, correction DetailingStudios that book out

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Where it counts · Before it happens

The job that will miss its due date, flagged the day before.

Remaining hours, the part's ETA and the due date you gave the customer, read together — so the risk shows on Home while there is still a bay and a phone call to fix it.

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How it works

Three facts the shop already records, read together every hour.

01
The due date is the customer's
Set once at intake, in the customer's words. It moves only when a person moves it.
02
The estimated ready time is computed
From the hours left on the jobs, the parts' ETAs and the bay bookings. Never typed.
03
At risk is the gap
When the estimate runs past the due date, Home says so first — with the reassign, expedite, call and reschedule options side by side.

Home › Action required with a due date at risk and the Review risk view — from the fixture shop.

What you get

A calmer counter.

One queue, most urgent first: Home's Action required is the shop's exceptions as a table — the due date at risk, the reply not acted on, the car ready and the customer not told.
Changing the due date is never the default: Review risk shows what else could give — a bay, a part, a technician — before it offers a new date.
The customer hears first from you: Relay drafts the message; a person sends it. Nothing reaches the customer from a timer.
It reads the parts chain: A part needed with no purchase recorded is a risk the day it is needed, not the day it is missing.

Status

What this page promises is what the product does today. A date is a date, not a guarantee.

In the productDue date set at intake and moved only by a person
In the productHome › Action required, sorted by urgency, filtered to the role
Coming · November 2026Estimated ready time from hours, parts and bays, with the at-risk flag
Coming · November 2026Review risk with the options side by side

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