Traffic Cop scores every open car from 0 to 100 on the risk of missing the time you sold, and tells you why in plain words.
Late, waiting on parts, unstarted labor, and time in stage roll up into one number from 0 to 100. The riskiest car is always on top.
Every score comes with the reason behind it, so a writer knows what to do in five seconds instead of opening the order.
See when you promised the car and when you last talked to the customer, side by side. Torque AI can fill in the ones nobody owns.
Shop pulse puts the hours you promised next to the hours your techs can actually work, today and for the week, so you see the crunch before Friday does.
Every car has a Message section: message the technicians, message the advisor, or text the customer. And when a car is stuck, AI help finds the bottleneck and drafts the next message for you.
Alternator, 0 of 2 in · Nexpart ETA 1:30 · promised 4:00 PM
Coolant service, 0 of 1 in · promised Thu 12:00 PM
Oil change, filter on order · promised today 2:00 PM
It weighs how close or past the promised time is, whether parts are in, whether labor has started against sold hours, and how long the car has sat in its current stage. The reasons are always shown next to the score.
No. Your board keeps the columns your shop defines. Traffic Cop sits on top and ranks the same cars by risk, so a calm-looking board can't hide a late car.
Service writers and shop managers, first thing in the morning and after every rush. Owners use the dashboard's promise-risk widget for the summary.
Yes. Torque AI reads the same signals to propose assignments and follow-ups, and every action waits for your approval.
Early access includes hands-on onboarding and founding customer pricing.