A shop phone is answered by whoever is nearest, which on a busy day is nobody. Delusia.AI books the car in, answers the questions you hear all day, and passes "is my car ready?" to a person instead of guessing.
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None of that is a discipline problem. It is what happens when the person who answers the phone is also doing the work. Work out what those calls are worth.
That it will check with the team and have someone call back, and it records the question as needing you. It is built never to guess at a car already in the shop: what was found, the cost so far, or when it will be done. A wrong "yes, come and get it" costs a customer a wasted trip, so it does not happen.
No. It does not say what a noise, light or symptom means or whether the car is safe to drive. It writes the symptom down in the caller's own words and books the car in. If someone is broken down on the road right now, it gives the safety line first (get off the road, hazards on, 9-1-1 if in danger) and then your towing policy: you arrange it, you recommend someone, or you do not do towing.
Only from the price guide you give it, and only as "from" prices that the shop confirms. It never promises that a part is in stock or how long it takes to get.
Whatever you tick: the mileage, the licence plate, whether you have seen the car before, and how they heard about you. The answers come to you with the booking.
Fourteen days free. Keep your number, forward the calls nobody answers, and see what comes back.