What happens today
The agent states the diagnostic or service-call fee. It never quotes a repair or parts price, and never takes a card number.
CRM & billing
On requestToday the receptionist tells a caller the diagnostic fee and nothing more. It doesn’t take a card. Some shops want the fee paid before the technician drives out. That is a separate piece of work, and we only scope it when a shop asks.
On request. Not live. Nothing in the product takes a payment. This describes what we would scope with a shop that wants it.
The agent states the diagnostic or service-call fee. It never quotes a repair or parts price, and never takes a card number.
After a booking, a text with a link to pay the fee. We would not take card details on the call. Whether the visit is confirmed before or after payment is the shop’s call.
The shop’s own Stripe account, a rule for refunds and no-shows, and the Stripe Checkout or Payment Links setup it implies.
Not applicable today. A build would send the link after the call ends.
The same. The link would arrive by text whenever the booking is made.
What scoping would cover. There is nothing to connect.
Fee amount, refunds, and what happens to a visit that isn’t paid.
Through a scoped build, not a dashboard toggle.
Before live calls, with you.
No. It states the fee. It never takes payment.
It is on request: we scope it for a shop that wants it. It is not on the default plan.
Only your diagnostic or service-call fee. It never quotes a repair or parts price.