Nandi answers from your price list, asks for the registration and mileage before booking, and hands anything off your list to you.
Nandi isn’t setting up new businesses of this kind here yet.
A garage’s routine work has a price and a length. Anything else needs someone to look at the vehicle. Nandi handles the first and hands the second to you.
A service, a vehicle safety test, a booking.
Registration and mileage, as booking questions you set.
From the services and prices you have set up.
Offered only from time you actually have.
With a reminder before the day.
Anything that is not on your list comes to you.
Nandi explains the price and the time, and books it.
Quotes, diagnosis and anything else you choose. It stays with your team until you complete it.
An enquiry arrives in the evening, when the workshop is shut.
“How much is a vehicle safety test and when can you fit me in?”
Nandi gives your price, $210, and how long it takes.
Nandi asks for the registration and mileage
The booking questions you set for this service.
Times offered from your availability
The customer picks Thursday at 08:30.
Booked and confirmed
A reminder goes the day before, as you set it up.
A routine booking with the details you need, ready for the morning.
You set what Nandi can price and book, and what comes to you.
“Take the registration and mileage for every booking.”
Asks for both before confirming
“Anything not on my price list comes to me.”
Hands it to your team instead of quoting
“Services are two hours.”
Offers only slots with that much time free
A Wednesday in the workshop.
Routine bookings, with nothing promised off your list.
These describe what Nandi is designed to do within the rules a business sets. They are not measured results.
Tell Nandi your services, prices and the questions you need answered. Routine enquiries and bookings are handled within them, and the rest comes to you.
Nandi isn’t setting up new businesses of this kind here yet.