Product

One process. The whole workshop. Every detail

Vector is built around a shop's real working cycle — not the other way round. Here's what's inside.

The core

Work orders

Every visit is one work order structured as work groups → line items. Diagnostics, inspection, repair and custom work for tuning or detailing — one model covers all of it.

  • Labour, parts, photos and approvals — all in the order's context
  • Statuses update from the team's actions, not by hand
  • An internal status for the workshop, a clean status for the customer
A work order in Vector: labour, parts, progress, customer approvals and finances

Trust through facts

Diagnostics & inspections

Checklist templates for brakes, suspension, pre-purchase or seasonal checks. Every item gets a condition status, wear percentage and photos.

  • Four condition statuses: OK · Monitor · Recommended · Critical
  • Recommendations become work order lines in one tap
  • Photo evidence — before and after
Diagnostics in Vector: defects and recommendations with wear percentages and Monitor, Recommended, Critical statuses

For the workshop

Mechanic's “My Tasks”

Mechanics see only their own work: start, complete, fill the checklist, attach photos. Works on tablets and phones, autosaves every entry.

  • Zero bureaucracy — an action-based interface
  • Used parts are deducted from stock automatically
  • Managers see progress without asking around
Mechanic mode in Vector: “My Tasks” with per-order jobs and approval statuses

A base that works

Customers & vehicles

Phone-number lookup, a full VIN-based vehicle profile and a service timeline that builds itself with every work order.

  • VIN lookup prefills make, model, engine and spec
  • The history stays with the shop and the owner
  • Multiple cars per customer, multiple locations per shop
The vehicle base in Vector: VIN, plate, owner, mileage and status of every car

Parts without chaos

VIN parts search & warehouse

The TecDoc catalogue inside the work order: search by VIN, model or part number. A simple warehouse with per-order reservations — no ERP overhead.

  • Reserve parts to an order, deduct on use
  • Stock levels, low-stock thresholds and a full movement log
  • Manual entry always available as a fallback
The warehouse in Vector: a parts catalogue with SKUs, brands, stock levels, batches and reservations

No more “I never agreed to that”

Customer approvals

Customers approve or decline each line separately — in the app, by phone, via messenger or in person. Every decision is recorded: who, when, through which channel.

  • Partial approvals: do what's approved, discuss the rest
  • Estimate versioning when things change
  • Approvals can be skipped for pre-agreed work
Approvals in Vector: work order lines with Approved and Awaiting approval statuses, Approve and Decline actions
The same approval request in the customer app: line-by-line decisions from the phone

Money under control

Estimates, invoices & payments

Invoices are built from approved lines: labour, parts, discounts, VAT if you need it. Online payment via LiqPay and WayForPay, or record cash and card terminal payments.

  • Partial payments and deposits
  • Snapshot documents: a historical invoice never changes
  • Payment status visible on the order and in reports
An invoice in Vector: labour and part lines, totals, PDF export and send-to-customer

AI you can trust

AI explanations for customers

Vector turns technical findings into plain language: what's wrong, why it matters, what happens if you wait. Every explanation is approved by your shop before the customer sees it.

  • AI explains — it doesn't diagnose. The verdict stays with your mechanic
  • Repair explanations, part-replacement notes and visit summaries
  • Fewer “what is this line on my invoice?” calls

Diagnostic data

Front brake padsCritical

Wear 88% · 2.5 mm (min 3 mm)

AI drafts the explanation

Your front brake pads have worn below the safe minimum. That lengthens your braking distance, especially on wet roads. We recommend replacing them during this visit.

AI draft
Approved by the manager

The customer sees it in the app

Questions & answers

Frequently asked questions

What does “closed beta” mean?

Vector currently works with a limited number of pilot shops. We open access in stages so every shop gets proper onboarding and support. Self-service registration comes later.

How much does it cost?

Public pricing arrives with the commercial launch. Pilot shops get special terms for the beta period — we discuss details after you apply.

Do my customers have to install the app?

No. The whole workflow runs without the app: phone, messenger or in-person approvals are recorded all the same. The app adds transparency — it isn't a requirement.

Is Vector only for repair shops?

No — it's for repair shops, tuning studios and detailing. The “custom work” type exists precisely for non-standard projects.

Do you support multiple locations?

Yes. Orders, stock and staff are scoped per location, while the owner sees the whole picture.

What languages does it support?

The interface is available in Ukrainian and English. Ukrainian is the default.

See Vector from the inside

Apply for access — we'll walk you through the system using your own shop as the example.

Request beta access