Advisor
Run the RO from one workspace: estimate building, approval status, dispatch, invoice, and customer communication.
- Fast estimate workflow
- Customer portal links
- Attention queue
- Command-style navigation
BayLogic connects repair orders, technicians, customers, invoices, payments, and daily operations into one calm workflow — so your shop can move faster without becoming more complicated.
4 estimates waiting · 2 parts blockers · 11 active ROs
Estimate approved
RO #1049Technician requested parts
RO #1047Invoice paid
RO #1041Designed around the real path of a vehicle through the shop
BayLogic is built around one goal: removing administrative friction so advisors, technicians, owners, and customers can stay aligned without chasing updates across whiteboards, text threads, sticky notes, and disconnected systems.
Lose time jumping between screens, tracking approvals, explaining estimates, and manually updating everyone.
Need fast, touch-first tools that work on the shop floor — not tiny desktop forms built for office workers.
Want clear recommendations, photos, pricing, and progress without calling the shop for every update.
Need to know what is slowing the shop down today, not dig through reports after the day is already over.
BayLogic is not a collection of disconnected pages. It is a connected operating layer for repair shops. When a customer approves work, the advisor sees it, the technician queue updates, the timeline records it, and the operations center reflects the change.
Create ROs, build estimates, send approvals, assign work, create invoices, and stay in context.
See approved work, capture photos, request parts, update stages, and complete jobs quickly.
Customers review recommendations, approve or decline services, sign, and track progress.
Owners see shop pulse, bottlenecks, workload, timelines, and the work needing attention now.
BayLogic follows the vehicle, not the software menu.
Capture customer, vehicle, concern, mileage, promise time, and advisor ownership.
Technicians document findings with notes, parts, labor, photos, and status.
Customers receive a clean portal experience with clear choices and signature authorization.
Approved work moves into tech queues with parts and workload visibility.
Work flows into invoice, payment, pickup, history, and future maintenance reminders.
Run the RO from one workspace: estimate building, approval status, dispatch, invoice, and customer communication.
Tablet-friendly workflow for the shop floor with large controls, approved work, parts lists, photo capture, and job stages.
A premium portal that helps customers understand what is recommended, what it costs, and what they are authorizing.
Live operational visibility without report overload. See what needs attention, what is blocked, and how the shop is moving.
Review recommended services for your 2018 Toyota Camry.
The customer portal is designed to be simple, clear, and trustworthy. Customers can review services, understand pricing, approve or decline work, sign authorization, and see progress from their phone.
No guessing what is being approved.
Designed for quick decisions on the go.
Approval instantly feeds the workflow.
Photos, notes, and progress reduce calls.
BayLogic intelligence is focused on workflow, communication, completeness, and operations. It helps teams notice what is missing, waiting, delayed, or ready for action.
Flags aging estimates, missing follow-ups, promised times, and customer response delays.
Checks for missing photos, incomplete inspections, missing parts, and unfinished documentation.
Helps track requested parts, needed hardware, backorders, ETAs, and order status without diagnosing vehicles.
Turns shop events into a concise operational brief: bottlenecks, load, throughput, and attention items.
BayLogic's operations center is built for real-time shop awareness. It answers one question: what needs attention right now?
RO #1054 Customer waiting 22 minutes
RO #1048 Technician requested parts
RO #1041 Invoice paid, ready for pickup
We're preparing BayLogic for a limited group of pilot repair shops. Pricing will be finalized after real-world onboarding feedback.
For shops that want to help shape the next generation of repair shop software.
BayLogic is moving toward pilot readiness. The goal is to onboard a small number of shops first, learn from real workflows, and refine before broad commercial launch.
No. BayLogic is built to support workflow, documentation, communication, parts visibility, and operations. It does not replace technician judgment.
Yes. BayLogic includes a customer portal for reviewing recommendations, approving or declining services, and submitting authorization.
Yes. The platform is being built with provider-ready architecture for payments, email, SMS, VIN decoding, parts suppliers, and labor information.
BayLogic is built for shops that want less chasing, fewer disconnected tools, and a calmer way to run the day.