Different shops. One connected repair day.
Find the workflow closest to your business and see the WrenchDay tools that matter for the work your team actually performs.
Choose the operation that looks most like yours.
Each guide explains the daily use cases, practical workflow, relevant features, and common questions for that kind of shop.
A complete front desk without the enterprise-suite headache.
Run intake, estimates, approvals, production, invoices, payments, customer follow-up, and reporting from one connected shop record.
For mobile mechanicsThe shop travels with you.
Book work, check in a vehicle, build the job, collect approval, invoice, and get paid without needing a physical front desk.
For growing service teamsAdd bays and people without adding chaos.
Create clear ownership across advisors, technicians, schedules, parts, time, and job stages while keeping owner visibility intact.
For multi-location repair shopsKeep each shop independent without losing the owner view.
Switch between authorized locations, preserve separate staff and billing boundaries, and compare operations without mixing one shop’s records into another.
For tire and wheel shopsMove tire work from appointment to paid invoice without losing the details.
Coordinate scheduled tire work, vehicle information, parts, technician assignments, inspections, approvals, invoices, and customer reminders.
For diesel repair shopsKeep longer, parts-heavy diesel jobs visible from intake through release.
Organize detailed diagnostics, multi-day repair orders, parts readiness, technician time, customer approvals, and profitability in one job history.
For transmission repair shopsDocument complex drivetrain work so the customer and team share one record.
Connect diagnostics, inspection evidence, estimate revisions, parts, approvals, warranty context, and final billing for higher-value drivetrain jobs.
For European and specialty shopsDeliver a detailed service experience without adding front-desk friction.
Keep precise vehicle history, inspection evidence, curated services, customer communication, approvals, and follow-up together for specialized work.
For quick lube and maintenance shopsKeep fast service moving without turning the counter into a bottleneck.
Use repeatable services, quick check-in, inspections, bay visibility, customer history, invoicing, and reminders for high-volume maintenance work.
For performance and custom shopsKeep evolving project work, parts, approvals, and customer expectations aligned.
Track detailed project scopes, estimate revisions, special-order parts, technician work, photos, customer decisions, and profitability over longer builds.
For fleet maintenance shopsKeep repeat vehicles, approvals, service history, and billing organized.
Maintain vehicle histories, recurring appointments, standardized services, repair authorizations, statements, invoices, and reporting for repeat commercial customers.
For new auto repair shopsStart with a real operating system instead of a pile of temporary workarounds.
Set up services, hours, staff, customer intake, repair workflow, payments, communication, and reporting with guided onboarding and room to grow.