Screens for auto service
A lounge that answers “is my car done yet?”.
Every service lounge has the same soundtrack: the counter phone, the coffee machine, and “any update on the Civic?” Put a status board on the wall and the room quiets down — customers watch their car move from bay to ready.
What it replaces
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The every-five-minutes question
The board answers “is it done?” before it’s asked — advisors advise instead of narrating.
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The dry-erase bay board
The shop-floor whiteboard, mirrored to the lounge automatically — one edit, both rooms.
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The dead waiting room
Services, seasonal reminders, and honest wait context on the glass people are already staring at.
Production example
Screenshots showing how an auto service shop uses Screens for vehicle status boards and lounge displays.
Honest Mechanics
status board
Honest Mechanics
lounge loop
Built for the way you actually work
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Vehicle status board
Car, customer initials, job, and stage — up next, in the bay, waiting parts, ready ✓.
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Service menu
Oil, brakes, tires, inspections — readable pricing that upsells honestly while they wait.
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Seasonal pushes
Winter tires in October, AC checks in June — swap the campaign from your phone.
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Text-me QR
Scan to get pinged when the car’s ready — customers walk to lunch instead of hovering.
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Multi-bay, multi-screen
Lounge board, shop-floor board, window promo — one dashboard runs them all.
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Survives the Wi-Fi
Boards cache and keep playing — a network blip never blanks the lounge.
Fair questions
▸Who updates the board — we’re busy?
Whoever moves the car: advisor taps the stage on a phone or the counter tablet. Two seconds, both rooms update.
▸Do we show customer names?
Your call — initials and vehicle is the default pattern, readable to the owner, private to everyone else.
▸What hardware do we need?
The TV already in the lounge. If it has a browser, it’s a status board in a minute.
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