Status is known verbally
The administrator looks for the master to answer the client whether the car is ready.
The client hands over the car and waits for certainty: what is being done, how much it costs, and when the work will be completed. SYNTERRA links the work order, car, VIN, technician, tasks, service bay, parts, and payment — so that the service looks professional and the owner can see the actual workload and revenue.
Without a linked work order, the owner sees occupied posts, but does not always understand the status of the cars, the cost of work, parts usage, and each technician's results.
The administrator looks for the master to answer the client whether the car is ready.
The same service gets different hours and price — trust and margin fall.
License plate number, VIN, mileage, and owner remain in different records.
Posts are occupied, but some work or spare parts did not get into the final calculation.
Car and client are linked to works, master, post, parts, status, and amount, and the report shows what was actually sold.
Searching by VIN, license plate number, make, or model helps quickly find the car and its owner. The administrator asks fewer follow-up questions, the client notices attention to detail, and the work order is created for the correct vehicle.
Every action updates the overall picture, so employees do not need to transfer numbers between the cash register, notebook, and spreadsheet.
Select a car by VIN or license plate number.
Open the work order and assign a master
Add work, standard hours, and post.
Update status and account for details.
Record the amount and check the report.
No abstract layouts: below are interfaces for the cash register, warehouse, and business control. Click on the screen to open it larger.
The images show the composition of the screens. The set of fields and access rights are clarified when configuring for your company's processes.
Register, catalog, warehouse, and reports use the same data — this reduces re-entry and makes the numbers verifiable.
Status, car, master, amount, and date are together.
Brand, model, year, engine, mileage, and customer are saved.
The service has a base price and planned time.
For the performer, a percentage and activity are set.
Repair shop workplaces are maintained in a separate directory.
Quantity, total, average price, and last sale are visible by jobs and details.
You see not just cars in the boxes, but the status, executor, cost, and commercial result of each order.
Number, status, car, master, VIN, amount, and order creation date.
Yes. The search is also available by make and model; the card stores the year, engine, mileage, and client.
The demonstration shows draft, diagnosis, waiting for spare parts, in progress, done, ready for payment, and closed.
Yes. The work reference stores name, standard hours, base price, and activity.
Yes. For a master, the name, reward percentage, and activity are set.
Yes. Posts are maintained in a separate directory and can be enabled or disabled.
Yes. The sales report shows quantity, total, average price, and the date of the last sale for services and goods.
Submit a request and indicate the number of posts, masters, and the main types of work. We will prepare a scenario for your station.
We will review your jobs, statuses, technicians, percentages, posts, vehicles, VIN, and spare parts. In the demonstration, you will see a full auto repair shop scenario, not a universal cash register.