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Responsive web access

The front desk moves. The bay stays connected.

The owner dashboard recomposes for smaller screens, while a restricted mechanic web portal keeps assigned work, notes, photos, inspections, part requests, and shift time separate from owner-only controls.

Real WrenchDay desktop and responsive mobile dashboard views with identifying names removed
OWNER + ADVISOR WEB

Carry the operating view away from the desk.

Review current work, appointments, approvals, invoice state, customers, vehicles, phone tools, and the workflows needing attention from a responsive browser.

  • Responsive operating overview
  • Counter check-in and repair-order access
  • Customer-facing approval and invoice links
  • Owner controls stay behind owner access
MECHANIC WEB PORTAL

Give technicians the job, not the whole office.

The restricted portal is built around assigned repair orders and shop-floor evidence, with owner billing, settings, and administrative access kept separate.

  • Assigned repair orders and vehicle details
  • Notes, photos, and inspection checkpoints
  • Part requests and progress updates
  • Shift clocking
What was verified

Real responsive web UI—not a stale app mockup.

The production composition uses the current WrenchDay web dashboard captured at desktop and 390-pixel mobile widths. Native mobile clients were outside this marketing-only audit and are not used as proof on this page.

WRENCHDAY FOR INDEPENDENT SHOPS

Keep appointments, repair orders, customer approvals, invoices, and team handoffs connected in one practical workspace.