Autotext.me, leading cloud based tech-solution company has redesigned its Digital Vehicle Inspection DVI commercial tyre inspection tool section. According to the company, the change allows shops to achieve tyre inspections which are configurable for four-wheelers such as SUVs, Sedans, trucks and trailers, agricultural equipment such as tractors and much more.
Autotext.me says that they have improved mobile and desktop layouts for easy access by users.
“Our primary focus in this new release is configurability, which gives autotext.me clients more options and flexibility to customize their tyre inspections,” states Chris Cloutier, founder of autotext.me and co-owner of multi-shop operation, Golden Rule Auto Care. “For example, a client can define a separate tyre template for each DVI sheet yet also freely customize it if a vehicle has a different configuration. Clients will also appreciate added details and features such as the ability to rename and label axles.”
George Kingman, owner of BlueSky Tire & Auto and president of Advanced Shop Leadership adds, “The commercial tyre industry has many opportunities to improve service to our fleet customers using DVI tools and technology. The ability to send information and pictures in a structured format will improve quality, communication, and transparency between dealers and fleet customers.”
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Created and developed by a shop owner, autotext.me is proud to offer a critical piece of software for the commercial trucking industry - commercial tyre inspection tool. autotext.me is uniquely positioned to understand and identify the needs and challenges facing owners and shops today and focuses on streamlining everyday processes to help shops operate more efficiently and provide a customer service experience that lasts.
About autotext.me:
As per the description provided by the company, autotext.me was founded and created by Chris Cloutier of Golden Rule Auto Care. As a shop owner, he realized a large gap in communication with his customers. The world sends texts...shops don't. Chris spent months searching for a product that would fulfill this void in the industry, but none lived up to his expectations. Using his 20+ years of software engineering experience, Chris designed a tool to keep his customers informed. He spent countless hours with his technicians, service writers, and customers to make sure the system was comprehensive, intuitive, and useful. It has proven to be a success!
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