Your shop is up
and running
in 14 days.

We meet for 90 minutes — in person if you're in southeast Wisconsin, by video otherwise. You give us read-only access to your current system. We pull your customers, your vehicles, and your recent repair orders into Worxflow. We don't write to your existing system. We don't change anything your team has to learn.

We do a dry-run import together. You see exactly which customers came over, which vehicles matched, which repair orders carried. Anything looks off? We fix it before going live.

First real import. By Monday morning, every customer you've served in the last 12 months is in Worxflow. You spot-check five random repair orders. Anything wrong, we fix before any customer sees Worxflow's number.

30 minutes with you. We walk every customer-facing message template. You read each one. You edit any wording you don't like. You sign off on each one before it ever sends in your shop's name.

Appointment confirms, day-before reminders, "your car is ready" texts. Your customers notice the polish. Marketing messages stay off this week — your customers need to see we don't spam them before they trust the next message.

Decline-recovery queue goes live. You hand-pick the first ten customers from the queue. We send your team's wording. Replies come back. By Tuesday you have your first dollar of recovered revenue.

Your service advisors watch the prompts that would have helped on three of their own calls from last week. They opt in voluntarily. Sarge runs silent for seven more days regardless — gathering baseline data — before any prompts hit a live call.