Atlas for Garages
We’re building Atlas for garages.
Atlas for garages is in the works: bookings and jobs, workshop bays as bookable resources, clients and their vehicles, parts stock and checkout — with Atlas AI built in. It isn’t available yet.
The platform underneath is the one barbershops use today.
- “What’s booked for tomorrow?”
- “Is a bay free on Thursday morning?”
The day, as it is
A workshop day has a lot of moving parts.
Three cars booked, two lifts free.
The phone rings while you’re under a car.
A job waits on a part nobody ordered.
Which car belonged to which client again?
The invoice is still on a scrap of paper.
The plan: jobs, bays, clients, vehicles, parts and checkout in one system — the way Atlas already connects a barbershop’s day.
Ask Atlas
Ask about the workshop in plain language.
Ask about your business in everyday language. Atlas answers from your own data — and can take supported actions, with your OK.
- “What’s booked for tomorrow?”
- “Is a bay free on Thursday morning?”
- “Are we running low on oil filters?”
- “Who hasn’t been back in a year?”
Ask about the information your role has access to.
One connected workflow
One booking. Everything connected.
The plan: from the moment a client books to the numbers at the end of the month, one system — the same one barbershops use today.
- Client booksA service or a job
- Bay reservedLift or workshop bay
- Right mechanicSkills, hours, time off
- Reminder sentFewer no-shows
- Labour + partsOne checkout
- Ask Atlas“What’s running low?”
Planned for garages
What we’re building for the workshop.
What we’re planning — built on the same platform, so the pieces work together from day one.
Bookings that fit the workshop.
Planned: clients book a service online, and each job gets the time, the bay and the mechanic it needs — without a phone call.
- Online booking for services
- Job length per service
- Reminders before the visit
- Walk-ins at the till
“What’s booked for tomorrow?”
Every lift and bay as a bookable resource.
Planned: lifts, bays and equipment become resources in the calendar, so two jobs never land on the same lift.
- Lifts and bays as resources
- No double-booked lifts
- Bay use per day
- Opening hours and closures
“Is a bay free on Thursday morning?”
The client and the car.
Planned: each client record holds their vehicles — make, model, plate and mileage — next to visit history and notes.
- Vehicles per client
- Visit and job history
- Notes per visit
- Export and privacy tools
“When was this car last in?”
Know which parts are on the shelf.
Planned: parts carry their price, cost, VAT and barcode, and stock drops as they’re used on a job.
- Stock levels and movements
- Low-stock warnings
- Barcodes, cost and VAT
- Parts on the same checkout
“Are we running low on oil filters?”
Labour and parts, one checkout.
Planned: ring up labour and parts on one ticket, paid by Bancontact or iDEAL QR, or by card through your own Mollie account.
- Labour and parts on one ticket
- Receipts and refunds
- VAT and day close
- Reports from the same data
“How was revenue last week?”
The information gap
What is the workshop not telling you?
The questions we want Atlas to answer for you.
Bay time
Which days leave the bays standing empty?
Planned: bookings and bays in one calendar, so idle lift time shows up.
Parts
Which parts do we go through fastest?
Planned: parts sold at checkout update stock, with a history of every movement.
Returning clients
Who is due for their next service?
Planned: visit history per client, so returning customers are easy to spot.
Revenue
What did labour and parts bring in this month?
Planned: labour and parts on one checkout, with reports from the same data.
Good to know
A few practical questions.
Not yet — we’re building it. The platform underneath — bookings, clients, staff, checkout, stock and reports — is the one barbershops use today.
You can explore the platform in the demo shop, but it’s set up for barbershops today. Garage-specific parts, such as vehicle records, are still planned.
Coming later
Be the first to know.
The platform underneath runs barbershops today. Explore what Atlas already does while the garage setup is prepared.