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Lot & Bay

Features

What Lot & Bay does today.

Service orders and estimates

Check in a car, write the estimate, get approval, close out and print the invoice.

  • Check in a walk-in: the customer, the car and what it needs.
  • Write an estimate from your own labor rates and price sheet.
  • The customer approves, and the estimate becomes the work order.
  • Book appointments on a day, week or agenda calendar.
  • Close out, take payment and print the invoice.

Inventory and deals

Your cars, photos and window stickers; leads, deals and the paperwork.

  • Add a car by its VIN: Decode VIN fills in the year, make, model and more.
  • Photos, window stickers, tags and listing copy for each car.
  • Leads in one list, with texts, email and follow-up tasks.
  • Structure a deal and print the paperwork for signing.
  • Dealership reports: what sold, what is aging, what each deal made.

In-house loans

Buy here, pay here loans: payments, collections and a private page for each borrower.

  • Record each payment and see who is behind.
  • Log collection calls and promises to pay.
  • Give each borrower a private page with their balance and next payment.
  • A portfolio file of every open loan for a buyer or a lender.

The books

Double-entry books built in: invoices, bills, bank accounts and reports.

  • Sales and work orders post to the books by themselves.
  • Invoices, bills to pay, expenses and vendors.
  • Bank accounts, statement import and reconcile.
  • Profit and loss, balance sheet and sales tax reports.
  • Have your accountant look the books over before you rely on them alone.

Your car website

Your cars for sale on your own website, updated as your inventory changes.

  • Cars on the front line go on your site with photos, price and details.
  • Shoppers search, estimate a payment and ask if a car is available.
  • Their question arrives in Leads.
  • Turn the site off at any time and nobody sees it.

Sam answers the phone

An AI receptionist that answers, books appointments and takes messages.

  • Sam tells callers it is the shop's automated assistant.
  • It answers questions from your hours and price sheet.
  • It books into a free time, takes a message, or passes the call to you.
  • You choose when Sam answers: missed calls, after hours, or every call.
  • Start with Listen only: your phone rings as always and Sam only takes notes, so you can check its work first.