What it is
Repair360 connects dealership reconditioning work from appraisal through lot-ready preparation in one workflow. Its process covers appraisal and diagnostics, approvals, service, parts and sublet work, and vendor management. Digital inspections can use VIN scanning or DMS-driven workflows, include photos and notes, and generate estimates and work orders automatically. BlueDriver MAX connects diagnostic scan insights with appraisal and reconditioning planning. Dashboards track technician and team performance, cycle time, and delays, with custom views for different roles. Vendor work, communication, approvals, and outsourced jobs are tracked in the workflow. Parts ordering and tracking connect to repair plans, with automated status updates; mechanical repair estimates can use MOTOR labor times. Repair360 can create Repair Orders from DealerTrack and write completed orders back to it. Its mobile app lets technicians and vendors receive assigned jobs, update status, get notifications, conduct inspections, order parts, and message. Job updates made offline sync automatically when connectivity returns. Repair360 is available on Android, iOS, and the web, with pricing on request. The site presents the platform for dealership managers, technicians, vendors, service teams, and sales teams.
Who it suits. Repair360 suits dealerships coordinating reconditioning across managers, technicians, vendors, service, and sales teams. Its inspection workflow, parts tracking, vendor coordination, and cycle-time dashboards address work that spans appraisal through lot-ready preparation.
Good to know
- Connects reconditioning work from appraisal through lot-ready preparation.
- Inspections can generate estimates and work orders automatically.
- Dashboards show cycle time, team performance, and delays.
- DealerTrack repair orders can be created and written back.
- Mobile job updates can sync after offline work.
- Parts ordering and status updates connect to repair plans.
Watch for
- Pricing is available only on request.
- The listed mobile platforms are Android and iOS.
- Offline updates sync when connectivity returns.
Choose Repair360 if your dealership needs to coordinate inspection, repair, parts, vendor, and approval work through reconditioning. Its dashboards and mobile workflow provide visibility across teams, while pricing requires a request to the company.
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Getting started
- Visit the Repair360 website.
- Contact the company to request pricing.
- Choose web access or the Android and iOS mobile app.
- Connect DealerTrack or other supported systems used by your dealership.
- Assign work to managers, technicians, vendors, service, and sales teams.
Limits
Pricing is on request. The mobile app can save job updates offline, with synchronization when connectivity returns.
On record
- Purpose
- Repair360 connects dealership reconditioning work from appraisal through lot ready in one workflow.
- Workflow
- The workflow covers appraisal and diagnostics, approvals, service, parts and sublet, and vendor management.
- Inspections
- Digital inspections support VIN scanning or DMS-driven workflows, photos, notes, and automatically generated estimates and work orders.
- Diagnostics
- BlueDriver MAX integrates with Repair360 to connect diagnostic scan insights to appraisal and recon planning.
- Dashboards
- Dashboards track technician and team performance, cycle time, and delays, with custom views for different roles.
- Vendor management
- Repair360 tracks vendor work, communication, approvals, and outsourced work in the workflow.
- Parts
- Parts ordering and tracking are connected to repair plans, with automated status updates.
- Mechanical repair
- The mechanical repair feature provides access to MOTOR labor times for estimates.
- DealerTrack
- Repair360 can create Repair Orders from DealerTrack and write completed Repair Orders back to it.
- Other integrations
- The integrations page says Repair360 supports estimate file transfers and EMS and BMS standards, and connects with accounting and purchase order systems.
- Mobile app
- The mobile app lets technicians and vendors receive assigned jobs, update status, get notifications, conduct inspections, order parts, and message; updates can sync after offline work.
- Intended customers
- Repair360 describes its platform as connecting dealership functions to manage reconditioning and help dealerships sell more cars.
- Purpose
- Repair360 connects dealership reconditioning work from appraisal through lot readiness in a single workflow.
- Visibility
- Dashboards provide cycle-time and technician or team performance visibility and can identify delays across the operation.
- Work order management
- Yes
- Digital inspections
- Yes
- Estimate approvals
- Yes
- Technician time tracking
- Yes
- Work orders
- Yes
- Digital inspections
- Yes
Questions
How much does Repair360 cost?
Pricing is on request; the site does not list a price.
Which platforms can run Repair360?
Repair360 is available on the web, Android, and iOS.
Can Repair360 work with DealerTrack?
Yes. It can create Repair Orders from DealerTrack and write completed Repair Orders back to it.
What does the mobile app support?
Technicians and vendors can receive jobs, update status, get notifications, inspect vehicles, order parts, and message. Updates can sync after offline work when connectivity returns.
Does Repair360 connect to other systems?
The features page names BlueDriver MAX and DealerTrack, and displays integrations including CDK Global, AutoZone, DealerVault, vAuto, Auto Integrate, and PartsTech. The integrations page also describes accounting and purchase order connections, estimate file transfers, and EMS and BMS standards.
Who is Repair360 for?
The site presents its workflow for dealership managers, technicians, vendors, service teams, and sales teams.