Corvus Workshop
Keep every repair moving.
Connect the customer repair promise with inspections, approvals, parts, technician work and quality checks.
Illustrative workflow · tailored to your agreed scope
- 01Receive the vehicle
- 02Inspect and estimate
- 03Confirm authorised work
- 04Coordinate parts and repair
- 05Check quality and hand over
Follow the work from start to finish.
Give each role the context it needs, with the next hand-off visible.
Reception & inspection
Keep vehicle details, customer concerns, photographs and inspection findings together.
Estimates & approvals
Record customer decisions against the exact proposed work and estimate revision.
Parts & readiness
Coordinate requirements, reservations, procurement, issue and returns with the repair.
Technician work
Assign operations, record work sessions and keep holds and dependencies visible.
Quality & handover
Record checks, rework and readiness before handing the vehicle back.
Capacity & resources
Plan bays, equipment, skills and shifts where the chosen profile requires them.
Product scope
Start with the right profile.
Foundation, Operations and Capacity form the core profiles. Collision, Asset Operations and multi-site requirements are scoped separately.
Keep the next hand-off clear.
Record the reception details. Inspect and document the findings. Prepare the estimate and capture the required approval. Coordinate parts and technician work. Complete quality checks and hand over with the relevant record.
Give each role the context it needs.
Front-office staff need the customer's request and agreed scope. Technicians need the job, findings and work status. Parts and resource planning need the dependencies that affect progress. Managers need a clear view of exceptions, approvals and readiness for delivery.
Match the product to your workshop.
Core repair workflows, collision-specific work, asset operations and multi-site requirements are different scopes. Start with the work you perform and the records you already keep. Do not assume every profile, integration or offline requirement is included in one package.
Useful questions, answered.
See your team’s workflow.
Bring one representative example, including the exceptions that make the work difficult.