Maintenance appointments
The customer calls at any hour and an AI agent books the appointment, asks for the license plate and service, and confirms the day.
A line that separates sales, parts and service, books appointments and lets customers know when their vehicle is ready for pickup.

Let me explainLet customers know whether their car is ready without the mechanic putting down the wrench.
At an auto shop, the phone rings just when the mechanic’s hands are covered in grease. One customer wants to know if their brake pads have been changed, another asks how much a tune-up costs, a supplier confirms a part, and someone else wants to book for Saturday. At a dealership it’s the same, but multiplied: showroom, after-sales, parts and financing. With a 19 80 TIC Cloud virtual number, every call reaches the right area and none is left ringing at an empty counter.
Here’s how it works: the number lives in the cloud and has a voice menu with options like “vehicle sales, press 1; service appointments, press 2; parts, press 3.” Each option rings the mobiles or phones of the people in that area, and several calls can come in at once. If no one answers, an AI agent can book the appointment, note the license plate and mileage, and add it to the schedule.
An auto shop’s business depends on customers coming back. With SMS or voice calls you can remind them of their next service and when their SOAT insurance or vehicle inspection expires, and let them know when their car is ready, without the shop supervisor calling one by one. And if you connect the phone to QTbrain, the CRM, every call is saved to the customer record with their vehicle and service history.
The customer calls at any hour and an AI agent books the appointment, asks for the license plate and service, and confirms the day.
When the job is done, the customer gets an SMS or a voice call to come pick up, without anyone in the shop having to put down their tools.
Other shops and customers looking for a part go straight to the parts department, without going through the service desk.
Calls from people interested in a new or used vehicle are distributed among sales advisors and logged for follow-up.
Automatic reminders before the SOAT insurance or vehicle inspection expires, with the option to press a key to book.
For example, on a Saturday at 8 a.m. at an auto shop in Medellín, when everyone wants to bring their car in before the long weekend. Several calls come in at the same time: two for appointments, one for parts and another from someone asking about an alignment. The AI agent takes the appointments, the parts call rings in the parts department and the receptionist handles the price question. At 2 p.m., when the clutch replacement is done, the system sends the car owner an SMS saying it’s ready to pick up before closing.
Stops losing customers who called when no one answered, and gets them back for their next service.
Lets customers know their car is ready without calling one by one while supervising the mechanics.
Every call from a prospect is logged and assigned to an agent, so no lead goes cold.
Yes. The voice agent asks the customer for the license plate, type of service and preferred day, and logs the appointment. If the customer describes an unusual fault, it transfers them to the service advisor.
The platform sends an SMS or a call with a recorded message. The notice can go out as soon as the shop supervisor marks the job as done.
Yes, the PBX can record service desk calls. That gives you a record of which work and what price the customer approved over the phone.
Yes. A main number can have a menu to choose the branch, or route calls by city. Each branch can also have its own local number if you prefer.
Yes, with scheduled SMS or voice-message calls you can remind customers of maintenance by mileage or date. It’s a simple way to bring them back to your shop instead of the one around the corner.
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