Shops
Same question,
every kind of shop
Body, mechanical, tire, dealer service — they all get the same call all day. Is it ready? BayPace keeps every car on one board and tells the owner the moment it moves.
Body & collision
Long jobs, insurance work
Today
A customer's car is in for two weeks. They call every other day for a status, and every call means walking back to the booth to ask a tech where it's really at.
With BayPace
The customer gets a text each time the car moves a stage, so the calls mostly stop — and the few that come in, the front desk answers straight off the board.
Mechanical & repair
Fast turnaround, many cars
Today
Fifteen cars in at once, a part runs late on one, and nobody flags it. It sits an extra day, and the customer is furious it wasn't ready when you said.
With BayPace
BayPace flags the stalled car that morning and texts the customer a straight new ETA — before they ever pick up the phone to chase it.
Tire & quick service
High volume, quick jobs
Today
Cars in and out all day. The front desk can't track what's done, so customers sit in the lobby asking whether theirs is ready yet.
With BayPace
The second a car's finished, its owner gets a ready-for-pickup text. The lobby clears itself, and nobody's standing at the counter waiting to be told.
Multi-shop & dealer service
Several bays, one board
Today
A service manager running two locations can't see both floors at once. A car sits at the jammed shop while a bay sits open across town.
With BayPace
One board across every location. Move a job to whichever shop has the bay, and the customer's kept in the loop the whole way there.
Who it helps
One slow car,
everyone feels it
A car that sits is never just the owner's problem. The front desk fields the calls, the tech gets interrupted, and it all circles back to you.
01
The owner
Stops spending half the day answering “is it ready yet?” and playing telephone with the floor.
02
The front desk
Isn’t fielding a dozen status calls a day with nothing to tell the person on the line.
03
The techs
Get left alone to turn wrenches, instead of being stopped every hour for an update.
04
The customer
Actually hears when their car moves, instead of wondering about it for three days.
05
The shop
Cars stop sitting an extra day because a status quietly fell through the cracks.
06
The next car in
Gets the bay sooner, because nothing’s parked waiting on a call that never got made.
Which shop
is yours?
Tell us how cars move through your shop, and the next time someone asks “is it ready?” they already know.