Frequently asked questions

It keeps the shop's vehicles (registration number, VIN, mileage, customer details), work orders with labour and parts lines, an operations catalogue with default prices, service reminders and a daily summary.

For car services, mechanical workshops and garages that want vehicles and jobs in one place.

It has no online bookings, sends no SMS, WhatsApp or email to customers, keeps no stock quantities and issues no invoices.

Registration number, VIN, make, model, year, mileage and the customer's name. Each vehicle keeps the history of the work done on it.

Scheduled, received, in progress, ready and delivered. An order can be cancelled; cancelled orders are not counted in revenue.

The total is calculated automatically from the order lines: labour and parts, each with quantity and unit price.

Yes. Each order has a status that moves forward as the job progresses, and the daily summary shows how many vehicles are in each status.

Parts appear as lines on the work order, with quantity and price, like operations. The catalogue can keep common parts with a default price.

No. 4mygarage does not keep stock quantities and has no reorder alerts. For stock, use a sheet or a stock management program.

The service reminder shows the next service date, calculated from the last recorded job. The list is for your team.

No. It sends no SMS, WhatsApp or email, either automatically or manually. You send messages to customers yourself, through your own channel.

No. 4mygarage does not issue invoices. You take the work order total into your invoicing program.

There is currently no invoicing or messaging integration. You transfer data manually from the app.

Active vehicles, active orders, orders in progress and ready, vehicles scheduled today, and revenue from delivered orders. It does not show productivity per mechanic.

Plans are monthly and described on the pricing page, with what each includes.

Create the account, fill the catalogue with your common operations, and open the first work order for a car that comes into the shop.

No. The app is used from the panel, with no code. If you can use a smartphone, you can use 4mygarage.