A clearer start
Planned onboarding uses the shop’s equipment and operations to help organize relevant recurring tasks.
FOR INDEPENDENT AUTO REPAIR SHOPS
A safety calendar and records vault in development for independent auto repair shops. Bring equipment checks, training records and supporting documents into one clear place.
In developmentTHE PLANNED EXPERIENCE
Safety checks, recurring reminders and records for independent auto repair shops. These are the features guiding development.
Planned onboarding uses the shop’s equipment and operations to help organize relevant recurring tasks.
QR labels, quick check forms and offline capture are planned to keep equipment checks close to the work.
Failed checks are designed to create deficiencies with photos and a record of the follow-up.
Keep employee training, certifications and acknowledgments in a shared records view.
Planned chemical and safety data sheet libraries, waste records and written-program versions keep supporting material organized.
A date-range binder is planned to combine records with referenced attachments for review.
AN ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW
Describe the location, equipment and operations.
Review today’s checks and recurring tasks.
Capture a check and track any deficiency.
Export the relevant records and attachments.
GOOD TO KNOW
Independent auto repair shops with small teams, rather than general-purpose shop scheduling or invoicing.
The planned kiosk/PIN workflow lets technicians record checks on shared devices, while owners and managers have their own accounts.
Offline capture for checks and photos, followed by synchronization, is part of the planned shop-floor workflow.
No. It is a record-keeping aid. Applicability and compliance decisions remain with the shop, and requirements must be checked against the relevant sources.
SafeShop is a working name. Features and launch details are being developed. It is a record-keeping aid and does not provide legal or regulatory advice or guarantee compliance.
SAFESHOP · BY AURVANDIL
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