Products / Shop floor

Clock the hours you sold.

Every bay, every timer, live. Techs run timers against the hours on the order, and extra time goes through a writer before it reaches the timesheet.

BAY1
Alternator replacementSO-1001 · T. Brooks · 2.4 h sold
01:18:42running
BAY2
Synthetic oil changeSO-1023 · J. Reyes · 0.8 h sold
00:33:36running
BAY3
Brake pad replacementSO-1020 · M. Ortiz · +0.5 h requested
1.8 / 1.8 hwaiting on writer
BAY4
Coolant system serviceSO-1032 · waiting on parts
0.4 / 1.6 hpaused
Livetimers
on assigned labor, against approved hours
1tap
for a tech to ask for more time, with a reason
Everyperiod
timesheet reviewed and signed off in one place
Yourcolumns
on the board, renamed to match your shop
Time that matches the work

Every clocked hour ties back to a sold hour.

01:18:42
SO-1001 · 2.4 h approved

Timers on assigned labor

Techs start and stop timers on the lines assigned to them, against the hours the writer approved.

Hours request · SO-1020
T. Brooks asks for +0.5 h: "Caliper slide pins seized."
DeclineApprove +0.5 h

Hours requests

When a job needs more time, the tech says why. The writer approves it, and the record stays on the order.

Pay period Oct 12–25Signed
Clocked62.5 h
Flagged69.8 h
Overtime2.5 h

Timesheet sign-off

Review and sign off the timesheet for the pay period, with attendance and job history in the same place.

In the bay

The tech never has to walk to the counter.

Start the timer, ask for more time, and message the writer, all from the job. The writer sees it in Traffic Cop the moment it happens.

  • MY DAYWhat to start next, in order
  • REQUESTMore time, with the reason attached
  • CHATMessages with the service order linked
SO-1001· Alternator replacement
Running · T. Brooks
01:18:42
Stop timer
Clocked2.4 h approved
T. Brooks · techBelt is cracked too. Want me to add it? SO-1001
writerAlready on the estimate, customer approved. Go ahead.
Timesheet

Payroll without the shoebox.

  • Clocked and flagged hours, day by day
  • Overtime and efficiency in context
  • Writer labor approvals stay visible
  • Time-tracking rules for caps, overtime, and sign-off
Timesheet· T. Brooks · Oct 12–25
DayClockedFlaggedEfficiency
Thu, Oct 158.08.6108%
Fri, Oct 168.510.2120%
Mon, Oct 198.09.1114%
Tue, Oct 204.23.993%
Period to date62.569.8112%
Board & calendar

Columns the shop defines. A calendar the floor can trust.

Rename the columns to match how your shop talks. The customer tracker can follow the same steps.

Board· 47 open
Needs Dispatch 6
SO-10044 new tires · install
Linda Harris · 2022 Corolla
SO-1003Transmission fluid
Jennifer Young · 2021 F-150
Wait Part 12
SO-1001Alternator replacement
Richard Gonzalez · Ram 1500
SO-1032Coolant system service
Ashley Walker · Grand Cherokee
In Progress 9
SO-1020Brake pad replacement
Andrew Walker · 2023 Camry
SO-1023Synthetic oil change
Nancy Lewis · 2022 Civic
Ready for pickup 4
SO-1045Fuel system cleaning
Patricia Smith · 2021 Altima
Questions

Shop floor, answered.

Who approves extra time?

Writers approve hours requests. Role permissions decide who can approve labor and money.

Can I set overtime rules?

Yes. Time-tracking rules cover caps, overtime, and sign-off.

Does the board replace Traffic Cop?

No. The board shows where every car is. Traffic Cop ranks the same cars by the risk of missing their promise.

Works with

Better together.

Every hour, accounted for.

Early access includes hands-on onboarding and founding customer pricing.