jarventJARVENT FOR MOBILE MECHANICS & AUTO REPAIR
Build the estimate before you build the reply.
An internal AI quoting workflow for repair teams. Organize the job request, apply your approved labor and parts rules, and prepare an estimate your team can check before it reaches a customer.
Quoting should use your knowledge consistently.
Repair estimates bring together vehicle details, labor, parts, markup, and shop rules. Jarvent helps organize those inputs and prepare a reviewable draft, so your team can focus on the decisions that need experience.
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
Your team needs an estimate for a brake-service request.
A service advisor submits the vehicle information and a technician-approved scope of work.
THE PROPOSED NEXT STEPS
- 1
Match the job to approved labor units and a verified parts selection.
- 2
Apply the current pricebook, markup, and tax rules; hold the estimate if required data is missing.
- 3
Show your team the internal breakdown and a separate customer draft for final approval.
Illustrative workflow, using fictional information. It does not diagnose a vehicle, verify a supplier listing, or issue a quote.
IS THIS YOUR BOTTLENECK?
A focused starting point.
- Your team prepares repeat estimates for defined repair or maintenance work.
- You can provide approved labor rates, parts information, and pricing rules.
- A qualified person can confirm the repair scope and parts fitment.
- You want to begin with an internal tool and review every estimate.
WHAT WE WORK THROUGH TOGETHER
Bring the process you use today.
- A small, agreed set of services for the first version.
- Versioned labor rates, parts sources, markups, fees, and tax treatment.
- Examples of past estimates, with customer details removed.
- A reviewer, an approval process, and rules for incomplete information.
Your team approves the final number.
AI does not invent a parts price or decide a repair. Missing rates, uncertain vehicle fitment, and work outside the agreed scope go back to your team. Live supplier lookups are separately scoped and tested; an internal demo is not proof of a production connection.
START WITH ONE WORKFLOW
Let's map what happens next.
We review your process, agree the scope, and build a demonstration around your rules before planning a pilot.