Mechanics and workshops.
WHERE IT HELPS
Explaining a fault to a customer in plain language Quotations from your figures Written estimates and confirmations Content about common problems
THE CUSTOMER COMMUNICATION PROBLEM
Customers do not understand what was wrong or why it cost what it did.
"Explain this repair in plain language for a customer who knows nothing about cars: [what you did]."
That single use reduces disputes substantially.
FOR ESTIMATES
Written, with what is included and what may be found once work begins.
"State clearly that additional faults may be found and will be quoted separately before proceeding."
FOR DIAGNOSIS
You diagnose. A model describing symptoms it cannot examine is not diagnosis.
Useful for explaining a fault you identified, not for identifying it.
FOR CONTENT
Common problems, what causes them, what they cost roughly.
Customers search for exactly that.
WHAT TO NEVER DO
Quote from generated parts prices or labour times.
