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Auto Detailing · Custom CRM

A detailing CRM built around the car, the route and the membership, in your own name.

A detailer's records are cars, not addresses. One household has a coated truck on a monthly wash, a leased sedan that gets an interior twice a year and a boat that shows up in May. Generic field software treats each as a one-off job. We build the system around the vehicle, the route day and the plan.

Why auto detailing is different

Detailing runs on repeat cars and tight routes, and the software has to know both

The money in detailing is the second visit. A coated car that comes back every few weeks for a maintenance wash is predictable work you can plan a day around. The first full detail is often the expensive, slow job that earns that plan. So the system has to carry the car's history (what package, what condition it was in, what products went on it, what the owner was told about the scratch on the rear bumper) and use it to make the next booking faster and the next visit shorter. Software that starts every job from a blank form throws that history away.

Mobile detailing also lives and dies on the drive. Four jobs in one zone is a good day. Four jobs in four corners of the county is a day spent behind the windshield with the water tank sloshing. The calendar has to group bookings by area, offer customers the day you will already be nearby, and move a whole day's jobs when rain rolls in. A shop with bays has a different problem: bay time, drop-off windows and the coating that ties up a bay for two days.

We built our first CRM for our own service companies, where the office kept a spreadsheet beside the field app to track what the app could not. For detailers that spreadsheet is usually vehicles, coating warranties and membership billing. We put those in the system instead.

What it has to do

What a detailing CRM has to track

When one of these sits in your head or your camera roll, the next tech cannot do the job.

A profile for every vehicle

Year, make, model, color, size tier, coating status, interior material, known damage and the owner's quirks (the dog rides in the back, do not use scent). Each visit adds photos and notes to the car rather than to the person.

Packages and size tiers as rules

Your menu lives in the system: each package, each tier, each condition fee and each add-on, so a quote on the phone, a booking online and the invoice at the curb all use the same numbers and change in one place.

Route days and zones on the calendar

The week is laid out by area. Bookings land on the day you are in that zone, techs see their day in drive order, and the dispatcher can see which day has room before promising a slot.

Weather reschedules in one move

A rain day moves every affected job to the next open slot in the same zone and texts each customer the new time, with a reply option, so the morning is not spent on the phone.

Coating records and maintenance schedules

Product, date, number of correction steps, panels done, warranty terms and the maintenance interval, with reminders to the customer for the wash and the annual inspection if you offer one.

Memberships, fleets and card on file

Monthly or biweekly plans billed automatically with pause and skip, plus business accounts (dealer lots, company vans, office-park days) that get one invoice a month with every vehicle listed.

What we build for auto detailing

How we build a detailing CRM

Built to fit how your business runs, in accounts that belong to you.

Your menu, your zones, your stage names

We start from your package sheet and a map of where you work. The system is set up with those tiers, those fees and those zones, and the pipeline uses your words (booked, en route, in progress, done, review asked).

A tech app for the driveway

Each tech sees the day's route, the car's history, the checklist for the package, and a camera button that files before and after photos to the job. It works with weak signal in a parking garage and syncs later.

Online approval and payment at the curb

Condition fees found on arrival are added to the ticket and approved by the customer on their phone before the work starts. Payment is taken on site or charged to the card on file, and the server re-prices every line so the total cannot be edited from the page.

Texting from the job

Confirmation, the day-before reminder, the on-my-way text, the completion photos and the review request leave from your business number and are filed on the vehicle, with opt-out handled automatically.

Reporting an owner can read

Jobs and revenue by zone, active memberships and churn, coating consults booked versus sold, average minutes per package by tier, and tech pay per job, on one screen without an export.

How we build custom crm for every trade
In your name

What you own on day one.

Every account is opened in your company's name with you as the owner. If you ever leave, you change a password, not your business.

How pricing and ownership work

Registered to your auto detailing company, not to us
  • Domain, hosting and the site files
  • Phone numbers and call recordings
  • The CRM and its database
  • Email and text lists, with consent records
  • Google Business Profile and every listing
  • Analytics and Search Console
Questions

Custom CRM for auto detailing, answered.

How is this different from the detailing booking apps?

Those apps are good at the booking page and the calendar, and many detailers start there. A custom build adds the parts they stop at: vehicle history, coating warranties, zone routing, fleet invoicing and reporting shaped to your menu, running in your own accounts with no per-user fee and no data held by a vendor.

Can it import my customers and vehicles from my current app?

Yes. We pull customers, vehicles, bookings and photos out of the old app, match them to the new fields, and keep both running until every open membership and booking has moved. Nothing is deleted on the old side until you say so.

Does it work for a shop with bays as well as a van?

Yes. Shop calendars are built around bays and drop-off windows; mobile calendars around zones and drive time. A coating sold in the driveway can be scheduled into a bay from the same job record.

Can my techs see each other's customers?

Only what you allow. A tech login shows that tech's route and the vehicles on it, with the history needed to do the job. Pricing rules, reports and the customer list stay with the owner.

Custom CRM for auto detailing. Owned by you.

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