AI assistant for garages
in Geneva.
Nawa Corps, a Geneva studio, sets up for Geneva garages an AI assistant that already knows the workshop: the service, the inspection, the winter tyres.
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It can take calls, with the Complete tier (three tasks including the phone), note appointment requests, and draft quotes and service reminders. The price of a repair is yours to give.
Hands in the engine,
the phone ringing.
The phone in the workshop.
Appointments.
Quotes.
Forgotten reminders.
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The phone in the workshop. A service, a strange noise, tyres: you call back between two cars.
Appointments. Fitting in, confirming, moving: the diary fills up by hand.
Quotes. Before you can price it, the parts need checking. The client would like a price right now.
Forgotten reminders. The inspection, the service, winter tyres: the client forgets, and so does the workshop.
Geneva has 347 servicing and repair garages and 112 body shops (OCSTAT 2024).
It notes and drafts,
the workshop approves.
Answering the phone.
Taking appointment requests.
Drafting the quote.
Drafting reminders.
Start with the task that takes up most of your evenings. The others come later, depending on your tier.
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Answering the phone. Nobody free at the desk? The assistant can take the call and note the name, the vehicle and what's wrong. It promises no date and no price. This task is part of the Complete tier: three tasks including the phone.
Taking appointment requests. It notes the vehicle, the work requested and availability, and drafts a proposed slot. No date goes out without your approval.
Drafting the quote. From the request, a draft quote. You set the price.
Drafting reminders. Service, inspection, tyres: it drafts reminders for the clients concerned. You approve before they go out.
One enquiry,
from start to finish.
Demo example — fictitious enquiry
Channel: WhatsApp — “Hello, I'd like my car serviced and the winter tyres put on. Would you have a slot next week?”
The 4 steps in detail
- 01Channel: WhatsApp
The enquiry arrives
“Hello, I'd like my car serviced and the winter tyres put on. Would you have a slot next week?”
- 02
What the assistant does
The acknowledgement approved once asks for the model, the registration and possible days. The request is filed as “service and tyres”.
- 03
What you see in the evening
A complete request: vehicle, work, availability. A proposed appointment waits for your approval.
- 04
The Monday report
“Service and tyres: appointment approved by you. Bodywork quote: no answer, follow-up ready to approve.”
It never commits
on your behalf.
A repair price or an appointment never goes out without your approval, and neither does a service reminder. It prepares, the workshop approves.
Your enquiries first,
your signature after.
The demo runs on enquiries from your trade, a two-week trial on your real enquiries, with a report every Monday: nothing to pay before. If the report suits you, the set-up costs 1'500.–, no VAT (business not VAT-registered), once; then the subscription at your tier, no commitment, cancellable every month.
Frequently asked questions for this trade
Does it know garage vocabulary?+
Brake pads, timing belt, inspection, alignment: the trade base holds those words and the requests that keep coming back. We then adjust it to your garage, and the demo runs on workshop requests.
Does it give prices on the phone?+
No. It takes the request and drafts a quote. You set the price and approve it.
Can it prepare inspection reminders?+
It drafts the reminders, and you approve them before they go out. What it can read in your workshop software is checked with you, tool by tool.
Does it replace the front desk?+
No. It takes what comes in when nobody can pick up, and leaves you a sorted list. You decide.
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