Shops OS helps you run customers, vehicles, work orders, invoices, money tracking, ordering, and live parts search in one place, so the shop spends less time bouncing between tools and more time finishing profitable work.
Save customer history, vehicles, VIN details, and repeat shop notes.
Send invoices, collect payment, and keep an eye on what is paid and still outstanding.
Labor, complaints, diagnostics, and parts stay tied to the same job.
Search supplier sites live and build the list before sending it back into the work order.
Keep purchasing in view and grow into supplier-linked ordering as integrations come online.
Shops OS is designed around the real repair and performance workflow: create the customer, build the job, invoice it, track the money, and keep parts attached to the work.
Keep customer profiles, vehicles, VIN details, and repeat-use notes easy to search and update.
Build jobs with labor, complaints, expenses, notes, and parts all under one real work order.
Send invoices, track what is paid, and give the shop a cleaner view of cash flow and open balances.
Move from parts search into purchasing without losing the job context, and expand into deeper supplier integrations over time.
Start with the customer, move into the work order, send the invoice, and use live parts search when the job needs supplier parts.
Add the customer, save the vehicle, and keep the job anchored to a real profile from the start.
Create the work order with labor, diagnostics, notes, and the actual scope of work before you invoice it.
Turn the job into an invoice, send it out, and keep the money side visible instead of guessing at what is still open.
Use parts search and the ordering area to keep supplier purchasing tied to the same job instead of scattered across tabs and notes.
The app is already usable for customers, work orders, invoices, and money tracking today. Parts search is live now, and the supplier ordering layer can keep growing as real API partnerships land.
Shops can already manage customer records, jobs, invoices, saved parts, and financial tracking immediately.
The app is being shaped so supplier ordering lives inside the same workflow instead of being treated like a separate disconnected tool.
The layout is meant to feel like the shop’s actual sequence: customer, job, invoice, money, then parts and ordering when needed.