AI-powered ERP for auto-service shops — Service Auto ERP

An independent auto-service shop runs on a dozen disconnected things: a paper appointment book, phone calls for quotes and status, separate parts and stock tracking, hand-written work orders, and invoicing in yet another tool. Customers call constantly to ask whether their car is ready, and the front desk spends its day answering instead of working.

Service Auto ERP set out to put the whole shop in one system and take the repetitive customer questions off the staff:

• Cover the full shop workflow — scheduling, work orders, parts, stock, invoicing — in one ERP
• Stop running the business across a dozen disconnected tools
• Answer routine customer questions automatically, 24/7
• Be easy enough for a small shop to adopt without a big rollout

We built Service Auto ERP as a complete, modular ERP for auto-service shops, with an AI assistant on the channel customers actually use.

12+ integrated modules. Scheduling, work orders, parts, stock, customers and invoicing live in one connected system, so a car moves from booking to invoice without re-entering data across tools — the shop runs on one source of truth.

A WhatsApp AI bot that answers 24/7. The questions that flood the front desk — is my car ready, how much will it cost, when can you take me in — are handled by an AI assistant on WhatsApp, around the clock, so staff stop being a human FAQ line.

Modular, adopt at your pace. Because it's modular, a shop can start with the parts it needs rather than swallowing a heavyweight ERP rollout.

Try it without commitment. A 14-day free trial with no card lets a shop see it on their own work before committing.

Service Auto ERP gives an auto-service shop a complete ERP with 12+ integrated modules, a WhatsApp AI bot that answers customers 24/7, and a 14-day free trial with no card.

It replaces the appointment book, the parts spreadsheet, the work-order pad and the separate invoicing with one system — and takes the repetitive 'is my car ready' calls off the front desk by answering them automatically. The shop runs on one source of truth, and staff spend their time on cars instead of on the phone.