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Industry

Machinery dealers with workshops

Agricultural and construction machinery, parts, repairs and warranties.

Today:
Parts orders, workshop scheduling and warranty claims are tracked in different places.
With Quayline:
One history for each machine: jobs, parts ordered and warranty.

This page describes how we could work in this industry. It is not a client list and it does not promise results.

What we build, concretely

Workflows we build

Six processes we see again and again in service companies. For each one: how it looks today, what we build, and what you could see after the first week of use.

  • Quotes

    Today
    Quotes are put together in Word or Excel, copying prices and text from other files.
    What we build
    A quote form with your prices and wording that prepares the document ready to send.
    What you could see after the first week
    The first quotes made from the form, and a list of quotes sent and quotes still unanswered.
  • Scheduling and dispatch

    Today
    Appointments live in a notebook, a spreadsheet or one person's head.
    What we build
    A shared calendar for office and teams: who goes where, when, and with what.
    What you could see after the first week
    The week's appointments in one place, seen by everyone involved.
  • Parts orders

    Today
    Parts requests go by phone or message and are easily lost.
    What we build
    A parts request linked to the job, with its status: requested, ordered, arrived.
    What you could see after the first week
    A clear list of parts on the way and the jobs waiting for them.
  • Invoicing after the job

    Today
    The invoice waits until someone adds up hours, parts and travel by hand.
    What we build
    A finished job sends its hours and parts on to invoicing or to your accounting software.
    What you could see after the first week
    Finished but uninvoiced jobs visible at a glance.

These are examples, not promises. We start from the way you work and build only what is useful to you.

How we start

Three steps, from a conversation to a pilot

We do not ask you to change anything at the start. We begin with a conversation and one process.

  1. A free 30-minute conversation

    You tell us where time is lost in your company. We tell you honestly whether we can help.

  2. A diagnostic session

    Half a day with the people who do the work. We follow one process from the first step to the last.

    • We talk to the people in the field and in the office, not only to management
    • One process, followed end to end
    • Within 5 working days you receive a document you keep, even if we do not work together
  3. A small pilot with one team

    We build for a single team and run it alongside your current process. We go further only if it helps.

Next step

Bring us one process

You do not need a specification or a plan. A description of how the work happens today, and where it costs the most time, is enough to start a conversation.