Body shop management software for owners who are done being the only one who notices
You built the shop. You should not have to run every RO in your head. Body Shop GM watches everything, drafts the next step, and sends you one text a morning with what actually needs you.
A day with Body Shop GM
- 6:30 AM
The Rundown lands. Two cars late, three supplements aging, one deposit to approve. You reply 1, 2, 3 from the kitchen. Handled.
- 8:00 AM
You walk in already knowing. No lap around the shop asking where things stand. The Floor board on the TV agrees with the Rundown.
- Midday
An estimator writes a big hit. Estimate Guard catches the blend and the calibration. $640 you would never have known was missed.
- 3:00 PM
The GM escalates one thing: an adjuster has ignored two follow-ups. The escalation is drafted. You approve it. Ninety seconds.
- 5:30 PM
You leave on time. Everything with a due date has an owner. Tomorrow's Rundown is already building.
The modules that matter most here
Questions
How much of my day does Body Shop GM actually give back?
Owners typically stop doing the morning lap, the supplement chasing, and the "where is the Silverado" calls. Your number depends on how much of that you were doing. The Rundown replaces most of it.
Will my team actually use it?
The modules are built into the work: techs move cars and shoot photos from the board, advisors get flags while they write, the front desk follows a checklist. There is no separate system to remember to update.
Do I need to be technical?
No. Onboarding connects CCC ONE and sets your rules with you. Most owners run the shop from the Rundown on their phone.
Is it on the shop's side or the insurer's?
The shop's. Estimate Guard flags what you are leaving off, not what the insurer wants you to remove. Your data is never shared with insurers.
What does it cost?
From $399 a month per shop, unlimited users and ROs. Most owners choose Growth at $598 for Estimate Guard and Supplement Chaser.
See it run your shop.
Thirty minutes. Bring three estimates and we'll show you what they missed.