Mobile mechanic

A job at the customer's kerb, run the same way as a job on your ramp.

On-site work usually means a separate paper trail. Bayline treats it as a location on the same job card, not a different system.

On-site is a location on the job, not a separate workflow

A job can be dispatched to a customer's address instead of a bay, and it shows in its own lane alongside the ramps and the yard. The technician gets the full job card on the mobile app wherever they are: checklist, labour, parts and photos, the same as a job done on a ramp, so nothing has to be written up again back at the workshop.

On-site work is a location mode on the job card, shown in its own Mobile lane on the board.
The technician carries the same checklist, labour, parts and photo capture on their phone at the customer's address.
Customers can request a mobile visit, which lands as an enquiry ready to book in.
Nothing needs re-entering back at the workshop; the job card is already complete.

Common questions

Questions garage owners ask

Is a mobile job tracked differently from a workshop job?

No. It is the same job card with a location set to the customer's address instead of a bay, shown in its own Mobile lane on the board.

Can a customer request an on-site visit themselves?

Yes. A request-a-mobile-visit form on your site lands as an enquiry you can convert straight into a booked job.

Does the technician need to write anything up after a mobile job?

No. The checklist, labour, parts and photos are already on the job card from the phone they used on site.

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