Baymate
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Keep every job moving towards one clear next action.

Control bookings, bays and hand-offs without filling the workshop with cars that cannot move.

6-minute guideFor busy workshops with too much waiting
The owner’s takeaway

A full yard is not the same as useful capacity. Flow improves when every job has an owner, a blocker and a next action.

01

Book from real capacity

Available people, skills, bays and promised work determine what the day can carry.

  • Reserve time for diagnostics and unexpected findings.
  • Match specialised work to the right person and equipment.
  • Confirm parts-sensitive bookings before the vehicle arrives.
02

Name the blocker

Waiting becomes manageable when the reason and owner are visible.

  • Use specific states such as awaiting approval or parts.
  • Give every blocked job a named next action.
  • Set the next customer update before the promise expires.
03

Finish before adding more

Review the oldest and most blocked work before pulling another car into a bay.

  • Hold a short start-of-day flow review.
  • Escalate jobs with no movement.
  • Measure elapsed waiting separately from working time.
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Put the habit inside the workshop day.

Baymate keeps the record, hand-off and next action together—without charging for every person who needs to use it.

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