Set up your shop
Add locations, team members, services and the information customers should see.
From the first ring to the final invoice, AutoGlassPilot keeps your customers, jobs, technicians and marketing moving together. Give your team tools that save time and help you see where money is going.
Illustrative workspace. Example names and messages are shown; no customer data is displayed.
Customer details follow the work, so your team can pick up where the last person left off.
Explore connected tools built around the real work of an auto glass business.
See calls, messages, contact details and job history in one place. Your team can respond with the context they need.
Can I get a quote for my windshield?
We can help. Let’s confirm the vehicle details.
Because calls, messages, jobs and vehicle details live together, the Voice AI Agent can recognize a returning caller and use current customer context. It can check job status, appointments and recent conversations instead of starting from scratch.
For an exact glass match or stock check, the team uses the portal’s part lookup. The agent currently captures the vehicle and glass request, then hands it off with the customer record.
Explore calls & AI →See how a returning caller’s history and vehicle details can move with the request.
Illustrative script. Actual agent actions depend on your configuration and connected services.
Keep office, field and marketing work connected in one portal.
Channels, direct messages, technician jobs and updates stay near the work.
See team tools →Punches, timesheets, time off, schedules and payroll exports in the portal.
See workforce tools →Manage business numbers and complete the Twilio A2P registration flow.
See setup details →Review Ads, Analytics, Search Console and Business Profile data when connected.
See marketing tools →Build and publish an auto glass site, make focused landing pages for campaigns, and bring web inquiries into your customer workflow.
Show your services, service area and the next step to contact your team.
See the contact page →Connect your business details, choose your tools and bring your team in.
Add locations, team members, services and the information customers should see.
Choose numbers, forms, integrations and marketing accounts as needed. Some connections require account authorization.
Handle new requests, manage jobs and review results with your team.
Administrators manage access, Google connections, phone settings and the information published on a shop website. A connected service may require its own authorization or approval.
Explore setup & permissions →Give your team a clearer way to run the day and your customers an easier way to reach you.