// PROFESSIONS

Agents for auto garages

Qualify services and breakdowns, speed shop planning and client relationships — on your business tools.

DIAG.
Controlled diagnostics
SCOPE
Data inside the agreed frame
HITL
Human in the loop
Evidence
Outcomes defined before deployment

Pains we know too well

  1. Poorly qualified requests

    Service, breakdown, quote: without triage, the shop loses time.

  2. Shop schedule under pressure

    Surprises and client follow-ups scramble the day.

  3. Underused vehicle history

    Service knowledge sits in the DMS, barely actionable.

What Remparia can build for you

  • Service / breakdown qualification agents
  • Scheduling and client follow-up assistants
  • RAG on vehicle history and rate cards
  • DMS / shop calendar integration
  • Documentation, training and transfer of ownership to your teams

Three concrete use cases

Illustrative scenarios — every deployment is scoped with signed KPIs before production.

Shop manager
Need

Target to define — Better prepare shop intakes.

Remparia

Possible deployment — Pre-qualification + parts / symptom checklist before vehicle arrival.

Front desk
Need

Target to define — Answer faster without blocking the line.

Remparia

Possible deployment — FAQ / booking agent with escalation to the advisor.

Workshop manager
Need

Target to define — Prioritize waiting vehicles without manually chasing clients.

Remparia

Possible deployment — Smart waiting queue: parts status, prepared SMS/email and approval before send.

Frequently asked questions

Compatible with our DMS?

We start from your stack; integration is a deliverable, not a marketing option.

Does the agent diagnose instead of the technician?

No. It prepares; diagnosis and accountability stay human.

Do we remain autonomous after deployment?

Yes. Time grids, diagnostic procedures and quoting rules transfer to workshops; technicians always validate before client send.

// READY TO START

Show us the workflow costing you time.

In one hour, we frame repetitive work, data constraints and the gains to measure — with a partner, not a salesperson.