Workshop
Work orders, warranty and invoicing on the vehicle.
Service & operations
Aftersales is where a dealership's money is quietly made or lost, usually in the gap between what was promised, what capacity existed and what eventually got billed.
Bay 2 · sales preparationParts reserved · hours costed
The preparation came from an inspection and uses the same capacity as customer work.
A code-native concept of Thursday at Praha-Chodov: four workshop bays share customer work, sales preparation, held capacity and free space. The sales preparation in Bay 2 arrived from an inspection with parts reserved and hours already costed. Sample data, not a measured utilisation result.
The workflow
Five steps that usually live in five places. Select one to see what enters, what Omnetic does, and what comes out.
Online, by phone or from a sale, the request is checked against real bay and technician capacity before the customer receives a time.
The estimate starts from vehicle history, job complexity and parts availability.
Customer jobs and internal preparation compete for the same bays, so the conflict belongs in the plan rather than on a wall chart.
Emergency capacity stays a deliberate choice, not an accidental gap.
Stock across sites is one view and productive time is captured on the order item, so cost is known before the invoice is raised.
Availability and time are facts on the work order, not two follow-up calls.
Customer-pay, warranty and internal work are separated because each line already knows who pays for it.
Warranty behaviour and connections are confirmed per brand and market.
Every hour and part was posted by the event that created it, so aftersales profitability can be read from the same records.
Accounting availability and statutory scope are confirmed per market.
Six modules
Workshop and Planner usually go live together, capacity without work orders, or the reverse, solves half a problem. The other four keep the parts, hours and books on the same job.
By role
Capacity, parts and recovery are the same service day seen from three seats.
Promises a time the workshop can keep and answers whether the car is ready without walking to the bay.
Sees tomorrow's conflict today and can open the jobs dragging labour recovery down.
Stops buying what another site already has and stops discovering shortages on the morning of the job.
Platform connections
The shared vehicle and ledger records, governed automation, external links and access controls are the foundation of every module here, not another category to buy.
We will run them through the planner and show where the parts, productive hours and payer decisions actually went.
Book a workshop demoA normal week, including customer work, sales preparation and the jobs that changed.
Bays, technicians, competences and absences, the limits behind the promises.
Missing parts, extra work, warranty splits and hours that did not reach an invoice.