AutoDealerVision ®.... Workshop Process Manager |
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"Workshop Process Manager (WPM) is a powerful Windows-based Process Control application specifically designed for workshops in the automotive industry. WPM provides easy-to-use job scheduling and allocation functionality for Workshop Controllers, along with a fully customisable Process Control display board, showing allocation of jobs and comprehensive detail such as time started, status, estimated duration etc. This display board may be used by staff across the process, and may also be displayed to your customers as a visual reference to the real-time status of their vehicle's repairs."
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Workshop Process Manager - How the System Works | Key Features |
With
WPM installed at your site, Service Advisors no longer have
to contact the Workshop regarding the status of jobs. All
information is displayed directly on their screen, where
they may also insert comments about the job and indicate
whether the customer has been contacted after a job has been
completed.
Please contact us for more detailed information or on on-site demo. |
Repair
Order allocation & tracking. Visual Process Control Board display. Drag and Drop job allocation. Real time updates to all users. Customisable display options. Secure login for system users. Multi-site visibility. Multiple technician allocation. 24-hour workshops. Email notifications. Auto Clockon/off for CFS/Dealerpro systems. |
Product History | |
Workshop
Process Manager was originally conceived due to an expression
of interest from a Toyota dealer in implementing a system that
would facilitate existing requirements from Toyota's TSM program. This required provision of an accurate and timely means of tracking workshop jobs whilst in progress, recently completed, or scheduled to start work etc. In consultation with one of the largest of Australian Toyota Dealers - Sci-Fleet Toyota - Hi-Powered Networking and HarrisonGraham Technologies worked to expand the model to include much needed functionality with respect to Repair Order (RO) management, scheduling, and job allocation. |
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Core Technology | |
ADV:WPM
has been written in Microsoft Visual C Sharp .NET, utilising
the latest in Visual Studio capabilities. It has been designed
to run on Windows XP, and Vista, as well as Server technologies
(Windows 2003 Server) for Terminal Services applications. Microsoft
.NET Framework 3.0 is required. For data storage, WPM uses Microsoft SQL Server 2005, although it is anticipated that IBM DB2 may also be an optional back end system. WPM offers DMS integration to several packages- including CFS/DealerPro, Reynolds & Reynolds ERA2 and EBS (via MySQL). DMS integration is not a requirement, however, and the system can function normally without any interaction with a DMS system. This also gives WPM the ability to perform in a limited but usable capacity when connectivity to the DMS is unavailable. WPM employs a client/server model, and it is possible to configure WPM to view information in remote locations simultaneously, if suitable network connectivity and means of authentication is provided.
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