
Everyone wants theirs done before Christmas, and a motorhome is seven metres of yard. Book the bay it will sit in, not the person working on it.
Online booking
Gas work, bearing services and damp checks each with an honest length, offered only on the days a bay is genuinely empty.
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Job lengths set to how long the van occupies the yard, parts wait included, so a fourth one is never offered the Thursday.
Learn moreBooked in, on the stands, waiting on parts, ready to collect. Whoever picks up the phone can answer it without walking out to look.
A van waiting on an assessor occupies a bay exactly as hard as one being worked on. Both are on the list, and so is the money against them.
We head off on the 22nd. Any chance of a service before then?
When nothing is left before their departure date, the owner asks instead of ringing the next workshop. It arrives as a request you answer in the thread.
Built for the workshop
The whole van gone through before six weeks around the South Island. The longest job on the board and the one that finds the most.
Cooker, fridge, califont and the regulator, done by a licensed gasfitter. Short and predictable, which is exactly why it books straight in.
Wheels off, bearings repacked, brakes adjusted. Half a day in a bay, and where most of the workshop revenue quietly comes from.
Meter readings around every window, hatch and seam, written up as a report the owner keeps. Sold on its own, not hidden inside a service.
Old sealant out, new sealant in, before the ply behind it goes soft. Priced by the run and always a longer day than it looks.
Panels, a DC-DC charger and a battery swap for people going off grid. Quoted as options, because nobody buys the same one twice.
A van sitting in the yard for a fortnight waiting on an assessor and a panel. It holds a bay whether or not anyone is on it.
A rental fleet wants every unit through before the season opens. One customer, one address, and a standing arrangement rather than forty calls.
You pull a drum and the bearings are gone. That conversation is a better one itemised and in writing than shouted down a phone.
Gas work, a bearing service and a damp check each carry their own price and their own bay length on your page, on any plan.
Patch it, do it properly, or do it properly while the roof is already open. Side by side with their own prices. Options come with Pro.
They accept online, name and time recorded, and the accepted quote turns into approved work before a single part is ordered.
Cash and transfer cost nothing to record. Take the card as the bay is booked, or send the request the day it is ready.
Record what was handed over against the van on the Free plan. Cards are the only part of the money that needs Pro.
A December bay paid for up front is a bay that turns up, and the money lands in your own account rather than sitting with us.
An insurance rebuild can be billed in stages with their own due dates and their own links, rather than one number at the end. Stages come with Pro.
A reading only means something next to last year's. Keep the record against the van rather than the owner, and it survives the owner selling it.
Storage yards and hire fleets are the other half of the trade. Set the areas the mobile van covers so nothing lands that you cannot reach.
Set the length to how long the van physically occupies the hardstand, waiting on parts included. Overlaps on a bay are refused outright.
It is a house and a vehicle at once, and the two halves are ticketed separately almost everywhere. The diary can be told that.
A job is only ever offered to somebody signed off to do it, so gas work never lands on whoever happens to be free.
The person who only does Tuesdays and Thursdays is never offered a Wednesday, however empty the bay looks.
Add a second person to the booking with their own role, and both are checked free for the span before it is held.
A slot the week after they leave is worth nothing. The page offers real days at a real price, and the owner takes one at midnight.
One app for the whole job
Add your whole team and get booking for nothing.
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Yes. Run each bay as its own diary and set the job length to how long the van actually occupies the yard. Overlapping bookings on a bay are refused outright, so the fourth slot is never offered at all.
Publish your booking page. Gas work and pre-trip services land overnight into slots you are genuinely free for, priced as they are picked, and every one is a call you did not have to take from under a van.
It can. Each person carries the services they are allowed to perform, so gas work is only ever offered to a licensed gasfitter and a brake job only to whoever does brakes. Nothing lands on the wrong hands.
Send an itemised quote from the workshop floor and the owner accepts it online by typing their name. The accepted quote becomes approved work with the parts authorised in writing, before you order anything.
Yes, and it pays to. Set it up as its own service with its own length and price, so it books straight in as a short defined appointment rather than disappearing inside a full service.
Set the fleet up as a standing arrangement that repeats and materialises the visits ahead of time. One customer, one address, and the fleet is in the diary before the season opens rather than after it.