For wrap, tint and PPF shops
Ron answers your enquiries while you work on cars.
He replies to customers, gathers the details you need and prepares quotes from your prices. You check them when you’re between jobs, instead of stopping every time the phone goes.
A normal Tuesday, with Ron
You spend the day on cars. Ron handles the enquiries in between and saves the decisions for when you put the tools down.
BMW X5 · front-end PPF
On the tools until 12:30Replied to a new PPF enquiry
RonAsked the Ranger owner for year and photos
RonRanger quote ready for you
RonMissed call. Texted them back
RonApproved the Ranger quote
You, between jobsModel 3 · tint
On the tools until 15:45Asked a tint enquiry which windows and how dark
RonFollowed up last week's Hilux quote
RonGave Ron a booking date
You, between jobs
Two check-ins on your phone, both between jobs. The rest of the day was spent on cars.
Enquiries don’t wait until you’ve finished a job.
When you’re halfway through a panel, you have two choices: stop and reply, or leave it until later. Stopping costs you time and focus. Leaving it means customers wait, and all day you’re carrying a list of people you still owe a reply.
Ron takes care of that part, so you can keep working and deal with enquiries when it suits you.
How it works
The same three steps for every enquiry, whether it comes by email, text or phone.
An enquiry comes in
By email, text or a missed call. Ron replies within a few minutes and asks what you would normally ask: the car, the year, what they're after and a few photos.
Ron prepares the quote
Once he has the details, he works out the price from your price list and sends you a notification. Anything with a price or a date waits for you.
You check it when you're free
Between jobs, open Ron on your phone. Approve the reply as it is, or tell Ron what to change and he'll rewrite it.
What Ron takes off your plate
The small jobs around every enquiry that add up over a week.
- First replies
- Every new enquiry gets a quick, friendly reply, even when you're flat out.
- Missed calls
- Put a Ron number on your website. It rings your mobile as usual. If you can't answer, the caller gets a text back, and calls and voicemails are written up for you.
- Quotes that go quiet
- Most shops never follow up a quote. Ron checks in with the customer a few days later, and stops as soon as they reply or you step in.
- People who only want a price
- Ron asks the questions that show whether someone is serious, so you spend your time on the jobs that are likely to book.
- Keeping track
- Each job keeps the car, photos and conversation together, so nothing has to live in your head.
You stay in charge
Ron knows which messages he can send himself and which ones need you.
Ron sends these himself
- First replies to new enquiries
- Questions about the car and the job
- Asking for photos
- Following up quotes that have gone quiet
These always wait for you
- Prices
- Booking dates
- Discounts and guarantees
- Anything Ron is unsure about
If you’d rather check every message, you can switch Ron to review everything first.
He writes like your shop, not like a chatbot. When you connect your inbox, he learns from replies you’ve already sent, and picks up on the changes you ask for over time.
We’re trialling Ron with a small number of Australian shops.
We’ll set it up with you: connect your inbox, check your prices and get the app on your phone.