How does an AI receptionist suit a mobile mechanic?
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Miya answers your phone while you work on site, books logbook services, repairs and pre-purchase inspections at the customer's home or workplace, records the address, parking and access, groups jobs by suburb and logs breakdown requests with the exact location, so you know where to head next.
Can it group jobs by suburb?
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Yes. You tell Miya which suburbs you cover on which days, and she offers times on the run that suits each address. That cuts driving between jobs and keeps your day predictable, while urgent breakdowns are flagged to you separately.
How does it handle breakdowns?
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Miya records the exact location, the vehicle and what it is doing, and logs it for you. If the car is stuck on a busy road, she tells the driver to get to safety first and suggests a tow service, and anyone in danger is told to call 000.
Will it diagnose problems over the phone?
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No. Miya records the symptoms in the driver's words, such as noises, warning lights or rough running, but does not suggest a cause. You diagnose the car when you arrive, and any repair quote comes from you before work starts. That keeps every repair decision with the mechanic who actually sees the car.
Does it connect to mobile mechanic software?
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Not yet. Google Calendar or Calendly holds your on-site jobs, while RingOut stores the address, parking notes and vehicle details for each mobile mechanic call, which you can check before setting off. Breakdown callouts also arrive as phone alerts, so they are seen straight away.
How much does an AI receptionist for mobile mechanics cost?
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A single-van mechanic usually gets by on Starter, costing $49 each month with 60 minutes. Two-van businesses often step up to Growth at $149 monthly for 250 minutes and call recordings. Mobile mechanic plans are priced before GST, and setup is free.