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Garage & MOT, bookings and quotes

MOTs, services and repairs without the phone tag

Garages spend hours every day on phone tag, book an MOT, quote a service, take a deposit, follow up. The garage assistant takes the vehicle reg, the symptoms, the preferred drop-off date and whether a courtesy car is needed, then queues the booking. Never diagnoses (defers to the technician), never invents prices (only quotes from the published list), and handles the calm reassurance bit when someone calls about a warning light.

How it works

Here's what a real conversation with your Garage booking assistant assistant looks like.

Garage booking assistant

AI assistant

Battery's been dying overnight on my Golf. Can I get it looked at this week?
Could be the battery itself or a parasitic drain, the techs will diagnose properly when it's on the ramp. I can book you in for a battery and charging check on Wednesday at 9am (no MOT due so no time wasted there). Diagnostic is £45 if it's straightforward; the tech will ring you with a repair price before any work. Want me to book in a courtesy car too? Just need your reg, name and mobile.

What you get

Vehicle reg + symptom capture; never diagnoses itself

MOT booking with first-MOT-exemption awareness

Quote handling, published price list only, technician confirms

Courtesy car request handling

Recall + immediate-safety language (smoke, brake loss, leaking)

The outcome

Customers book in seconds rather than playing phone tag. The technicians get full context before the car arrives so the day runs to schedule.

Set it up in 5 steps

1

Use the Garage & MOT turnkey template

2

Upload your published price list (MOT, service tiers, common parts)

3

Set your business hours, callback phone and courtesy car availability

4

Deploy on web + WhatsApp

5

Wire lead capture into your booking system or staff inbox

How each feature helps

These are the platform features that make this use case work. Each one plays a specific role in delivering results.

Knowledge sources

You give your assistant information to learn from. Upload documents, paste URLs or connect cloud folders. The assistant reads everything, breaks it into chunks and uses the relevant bits when answering questions.

Actions

Actions let your assistant do things in the real world. Send an email, create a support ticket, update a CRM record or call any webhook. You decide which actions need human approval before they run.

Forms

Sometimes a structured form works better than a free-text conversation. You build the form once with the fields you need and it works everywhere: in the chat widget, on a standalone page and in email follow-ups. Submissions feed into your inbox and can trigger actions.

Outcome analytics

Don't just count messages. Track what actually matters: leads captured, meetings booked, issues resolved, handoffs avoided and cost per outcome. You'll see which assistants drive results and which need attention.

Ready to build yours?

Start with this example and customise it to fit your organisation. You'll have a working assistant in minutes.