Ring to repair order
Picks up fast and sounds like a front desk that knows the shop.
Captures name, vehicle, issue, drivability, and preferred timing.
Stages the summary, task, transcript, and next action.
Answers overflow and after-hours calls, captures vehicle, concern, urgency, and preferred time, then stages a clean queue for your advisor before open.
Forward overflow or
after-hours calls.
No hold music.
No missed ring.
Same intake logic,
same shop line.
Vehicle, concern,
urgency, next step.
Brake shake, no-start,
tow, status checks.
Picks up fast and sounds like a front desk that knows the shop.
Captures name, vehicle, issue, drivability, and preferred timing.
Stages the summary, task, transcript, and next action.


No DMS swap required
Call the demo line with a no-start, brake shake, tow request, oil change, status check, or Spanish-speaking caller. Judge the intake and handoff before you ever start a trial.
Try the live line: (316) 531-9887 ->Picks up immediately and sounds like a front desk that knows the shop.
Captures customer name, vehicle, issue, drivability, and preferred timing.
Separates routine maintenance from tow, no-start, brake, or overheating work.
Creates the appointment request or books directly when the shop allows it.
Writes the summary into the dashboard and stages the morning recap before open.
Recording disclosure is configurable by shop, and recording can be disabled.
Caller data is used to provide the service to your shop, not to train general-purpose models.
DMS credentials are customer-managed, encrypted, and used only for the integrations you configure.
Urgent-call escalation rules are configured by the shop, with advisor review before routine bookings.
Two unedited recordings from the demo line — then call it yourself with whatever your counter actually gets.
TRY THE LIVE LINE: NO-START · BRAKE SHAKE · TOW REQUEST · PRICE SHOPPER · ESPAÑOL
Every handled call produces a structured handoff the advisor can act on — not a voicemail transcription to decode.
Example shown with direct booking enabled.
The point is not just answering the call. The point is opening the shop with a clean queue of work, risk, and follow-up so the advisor knows exactly what landed overnight.
No voicemail pile waiting at open.
Ready for the advisor to confirm.
Brake issue surfaced before 7 AM.
Morning handoff is already staged in the dashboard.
The interface should feel specific because the product is specific. It is useful when it behaves like a front desk under load, not like a chatbot with a nicer voice.
The conversation changes when the caller says oil change, no-start, overheating, or brake shake. This is auto-shop intake logic, not a generic receptionist tree.
Stranded drivers, tow requests, or unsafe brake symptoms can trigger immediate text or transfer rules while normal bookings stay off your technicians until the team is ready for them.
By the time the team opens, they already know the vehicle, the complaint, the requested slot, and whether the car is drivable.
Dashboard entries, call recordings, call summaries, recap history, and tasks all line up so nothing depends on memory or voicemail transcription.
AutoShop Voice AI sits upstream of your shop management system by default: it captures the call, structures the handoff, and lets the advisor confirm the booking in the normal workflow. Direct booking or deeper DMS actions are enabled only where your shop config and credentials support them.
Use AutoShop Voice as the intake layer: customer, vehicle, concern, urgency, and preferred time land in the dashboard so your advisor can create or confirm the repair order in Tekmetric.
See Tekmetric flow →Keep Shop-Ware as the system of record. The AI captures after-hours and overflow calls, then stages a clean summary and callback/task trail before the counter opens.
See Shop-Ware flow →Run voice intake without swapping software. Where credentials are configured, integrations can assist the workflow; otherwise the advisor reviews the handoff and books normally.
See Mitchell 1 flow →STATUS AND SERVICE-HISTORY QUESTIONS REQUIRE SHOP-CONFIGURED CALLER VERIFICATION BEFORE ANY CUSTOMER, VEHICLE, REPAIR, INVOICE, OR APPOINTMENT DETAIL IS SHARED.
Defaults below are conservative placeholders, not a promise. If you have call tracking, use your real figures.
Calls that ring out, hit voicemail, or hang up when the bays are busy.
30% is a common benchmark; your call tracking beats it.
Oil changes run lower; brake jobs and diag run higher.
A caller opens in Spanish, the agent answers in Spanish — intake, symptoms, timing, urgency, all of it. No separate line, no “press 2.” If your shop gets real Spanish-speaking volume, losing those calls at the greeting is expensive.
ALEX (AI)¡Hola! Gracias por llamar a Wichita Auto Care. ¿En qué le puedo ayudar?
CALLERNecesito un cambio de aceite para mi camioneta, una F-150 del 2018.
ALEX (AI)Perfecto. ¿Le funciona el jueves por la tarde o el viernes en la mañana?
CALLEREl viernes a las nueve está bien.
ALEX (AI)Listo. Le mando un texto para confirmar. ¡Gracias!
Flat monthly pricing — no per-minute surprise charges, cancel anytime. Catching one job per month you would have lost to voicemail can pay for the plan.
Plans include a monthly fair-use call allowance. We do not surprise-bill per minute. We notify you before you hit your plan limit, and if usage greatly exceeds your plan, we pause new routed calls until you upgrade or approve expanded coverage.
Only prices you configure. If you load your oil change price or diag fee, the agent can state it. For everything else — "how much for brakes on a 2015 Accord?" — it captures the vehicle, the concern, and the request, and your advisor quotes the job. It never invents a number.
No. It sits upstream of Tekmetric, Shop-Ware, Mitchell 1, or paper tickets. The agent captures the call and writes the summary into your dashboard; your advisor books it the way they'd book any walk-in.
There's no per-minute billing. You're notified before you reach the limit, and if usage greatly exceeds the plan — 1.5× the cap in one billing period — new routed calls pause until you upgrade or approve expanded coverage.
Yes. Most shops forward their current line during the hours they want covered — after hours, lunch, bay overflow. Customers still call the number on your sign.
Play the recordings in section 01, then call the live line at (316) 531-9887 with your own scenario. You're the judge of whether the handoff is clear enough for your advisor to act on.
You set the rules. Brake emergencies, no-starts, or any phrase you flag can text your phone, transfer to a tech, or both. Routine bookings wait in the queue until someone has time to confirm them.
No. Some shops use it as overflow during busy daytime windows; others run it around the clock so every call is answered the same way, every time.
A dashboard card with the caller's name, number, vehicle, the problem in their words, urgency, preferred window, and a transcript — plus any task, appointment request, or text follow-up the system created.
Your number never left your control. Cancel means you flip call forwarding off and the shop phone works exactly as it did before. Cancel anytime from Settings. Active service data is deleted within 30 days; encrypted backups expire within 90.
Most shops create the workspace in about 10 minutes and finish setup in under an hour: hours, services, escalation rules, forward the line, and test a real call before production traffic is active.

The AI line answers first, and a human handoff is there when the call needs one.
I'm Akiem. I sell and support shop software across Kansas for a living, and I kept watching the same thing at every counter: an advisor with a customer in front of them, both bays under a car, and the phone ringing out. The voicemails pile up, and the caller rings the shop down the street instead.
I incorporated AutoShop Voice AI, Inc. to work on exactly that. It's a small, founder-run company — the support line is AI-first for fast help, with a human transfer or callback during business hours when the call needs one.
| No surprise fees | Transparent call allowances. Never a per-minute meter or an overage charge — we tell you before you're near your limit. |
| Your data stays yours | Recordings, names, transcripts, and integration credentials belong to your shop. Never used to train general-purpose AI models. |
| AI first, human handoff | The (260) 346-7661 line is our AI sales and support line for phone routing, prompt configs, and scheduling connections. During Mon–Fri 8am–6pm Central, ask for a human transfer or callback when the AI cannot resolve it. |
Fourteen days free. Your current phone number stays on your sign. Setup is done before lunch. If it doesn’t fit how you run the shop, cancel and walk away — no contracts, no card required.