The Auto Repair Shop Controller is effective. It will streamline your operation while reducing billing errors. The Auto Repair Shop Controller helps you manage your inventory, reduce shrinkage and improve cash flow. It will produce reports that will help you make smarter business decisions and even generate reminder mailings for service and inspections to bring You money.

I) Do a better job for your customers

2) Increase your free time and make more money

With respect to the first, MicroBiz software was written by a veteran of the automotive repair industry and an ASE certified technician who owned and operated his own repair shops.

         Craig Aberle developed systenis of tracking customers and their vehicles to provide better service. reduce inventory and increase the profitability of his own businesses. He wrote the original version for his own shops - a 30 minute tune up shop and a TBA (tire center). Years later, when he started MicroBiz, Craig developed new systems for general repair shops. Today these systems are the best selling auto repair shop packages in the country. Thousands have been sold over the past twelve years. The software handles everything from "core" charges to tune up and oil change reminder post cards. The first year he computerized his tune up shop, he added over $10,000 to the bottom line. That was in 1984. Today the software is far more powerful than ever. A complete invoice can be prepared in seconds.

What makes a computer so important in the repair shop? Example - a customer comes back complaining that her brakes are squeaking - she doesn't have her receipt and she doesn't remember when she had it done.... maybe six to nine months ago. Without a computer you have to start hunting for the invoice. With a computer you can look it up in seconds - whooops, that brake job was actually done 18 months ago and it's not under warranty. You can also instantly tell WHO did the work. This can help flag situations where one of your employees may need more training,

"One way we increased our sales, was to make note of services the customer would need in the next six to twelve months, right on the invoice. When the customer came back next year, we would look up his customer history and check with him to see what was done. This amounts to a one year pre-sell. (I don't believe in the "hard sell".) Customers really appreciated our looking out for their interest and not pressuring them to buy things. When we pointed out that we had informed them about these things over a year ago, they were only too glad to have us take care of them. It all boils down to caring about your customers." - Craig Aberle

• Print service due reminder cards
• Print mailing labels
• Give percentage discount

I) Do a better job for your customers

2) Increase your free time and make more money

With respect to the first, MicroBiz software was written by a veteran of the automotive repair industry and an ASE certified technician who owned and operated his own repair shops.

         Craig Aberle developed systenis of tracking customers and their vehicles to provide better service. reduce inventory and increase the profitability of his own businesses. He wrote the original version for his own shops - a 30 minute tune up shop and a TBA (tire center). Years later, when he started MicroBiz, Craig developed new systems for general repair shops. Today these systems are the best selling auto repair shop packages in the country. Thousands have been sold over the past twelve years. The software handles everything from "core" charges to tune up and oil change reminder post cards. The first year he computerized his tune up shop, he added over $10,000 to the bottom line. That was in 1984. Today the software is far more powerful than ever. A complete invoice can be prepared in seconds.

What makes a computer so important in the repair shop? Example - a customer comes back complaining that her brakes are squeaking - she doesn't have her receipt and she doesn't remember when she had it done.... maybe six to nine months ago. Without a computer you have to start hunting for the invoice. With a computer you can look it up in seconds - whooops, that brake job was actually done 18 months ago and it's not under warranty. You can also instantly tell WHO did the work. This can help flag situations where one of your employees may need more training,

"One way we increased our sales, was to make note of services the customer would need in the next six to twelve months, right on the invoice. When the customer came back next year, we would look up his customer history and check with him to see what was done. This amounts to a one year pre-sell. (I don't believe in the "hard sell".) Customers really appreciated our looking out for their interest and not pressuring them to buy things. When we pointed out that we had informed them about these things over a year ago, they were only too glad to have us take care of them. It all boils down to caring about your customers." - Craig Aberle

• Print service due reminder cards
• Print mailing labels
• Give percentage discount