Where it counts · It learns your shop

Your times, your parts, your customers — not the industry's average.

The longer you run Shopbook, the more Relay drafts from what your shop actually does: how long your technicians take, what your customers say yes to, which parts you stock. It cites the record every time.

How it works

Relay reads your records. Only yours.

  1. 01

    Every job leaves a measurement

    The clock on the job, the parts used, the customer's decision, the follow-up that worked — all record entries, never rewritten.

  2. 02

    Relay reads them when it drafts

    An estimate for front brakes starts from the last twenty front-brake jobs this shop did, not a book time.

  3. 03

    A person decides, every time

    The draft shows its sources. Accept, edit or discard; what you choose is the next thing it learns.

The Relay pane: a draft with its Evidence card and freshness — from the fixture shop.

What you get

A shop that gets known.

Grounded in your records only
Another shop's data is never read. Tenancy is enforced in the database, not in a setting.
Evidence on every draft
Each fact Relay used, with its record and its age; a stale draft asks to be regenerated before it is sent.
The owner summary
A weekly read of the shop's own facts, cited, in the Relay pane — never a recommendation without a draft a person approves.
Nothing sends itself
Relay proposes; a person sends every message, price and booking.

Status

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

  • In the productRelay drafts from the inspection, the record and the customer's history; every draft cites its evidence
  • In the productThe Relay pane with the queue and the Evidence card
  • Coming · January 2027Your own labor times in the estimate draft
  • Coming · January 2027The weekly owner summary

See it on your own shop's numbers.

Request a demo and a person replies by email, or start free and import on a Saturday.