Bay and resource planning
Reserve the physical and human resources the work requires.
See sales and production together, assign the right resources, and prevent promises the shop cannot fulfill.
Friday schedule
Booked hours
21.5
Interactive product representation using illustrative example data.
The operational problem
Appointments overlap the same bay, the wrong installer gets assigned, and sales promises a finish time without seeing the real workload.
How it works
Set shop hours, bays, installers, service durations, buffers, and location rules.
Offer or choose only times that satisfy the required resources.
Move, assign, and update work while sales and customers see the appropriate status.
What it can do
Reserve the physical and human resources the work requires.
Use service-specific time instead of identical appointment blocks.
Adjust the day without separating the booking from its job context.
See underused time, conflicts, and constrained days before accepting more work.
A mixed production day
Friday balances a six-hour PPF install, a three-hour tint job, and a mobile decal visit across the right people and resources.
The measurable operating outcome
Schedule by service duration, bay, installer, location, buffer, and availability while keeping the customer and job details attached.
Connected ShopWrk
Each page connects to the customer, vehicle, conversation, work, and money already in ShopWrk.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Availability can account for the resources and people required by each service.
Yes. Duration, buffers, and required resources can vary by service and option.
Authorized users can move work while preserving the customer, vehicle, job, and resource context.
We will map ShopWrk to your lead flow, services, calendar, and team, the way your shop already works.