The mobile app
Scan the plate to check in, send the estimate, read the reply, run the inspection with photos marked up on the spot, order the approved parts, take the payment with a tap on the phone. Owners watch the floor from anywhere. Techs live in it. Live in both directions with the web, so nothing is typed twice.

The floor
The vehicles list mirrors the web board: stages, urgency, assigned techs, filters and the All versus Mine toggle. Open the RO, see the next step, order the approved parts, log progress, complete work, record a customer’s no with Decline.

In the bay
Photos shot on the spot, marked up with arrows, circles and labels right on the phone. Measurements typed in the bay. Each finding becomes a line the customer approves from their link.

Money
With CarSignal Payments on, set up the phone once from the Me tab and take cards in person at the in-person rate. From the invoice: Collect payment, Tap to Pay, Charge. The customer taps their card, Apple Pay or Google Pay on the phone. Or send the charge to a tech’s phone from the web.
The job
Each job on the phone shows its time tracked against the billed hours, the parts with their order status and cost, the labor line, and the totals with any discount. Clock in from the bay and mark complete when it is done.

Everyone
A tech restricted to assigned vehicles sees only their cars. A tech without price access sees part names and quantities but no dollars and no payment buttons. Simple mode gives technicians a plain list of their jobs with one big Close out button. Six languages, dark mode, high contrast and color filters, all per device.
Scan the plate or VIN with the camera. The VIN decodes and the car is on the board.
Run the inspection, mark up the photos, send the quote. The reply and the approval come to the phone.
Order parts, complete the work, tap the card on the phone. Receipt by text.
The full system. Board, check-in, jobs end to end, inspections, quotes and replies, parts, payments and customers. The web and the app are the same system updated live in both directions.
iPhone and Android, from the App Store and Google Play. Tap to Pay on iPhone needs an iPhone XS or newer on iOS 17.4 or later; Android phones cannot take taps yet.
Yes, exactly as on the web. Sees all vehicles and Sees prices and payments are enforced on the phone and refused server-side.
No. Every role, every phone, in the one plan. No per-seat fees.
Every claim on this page is in the docs: read the full page.
Download the app on iPhone or Android, sign in, and the floor is in your hand. A demo runs on your own cars.