TechAidIQ – New AI Technology helps Techs and SAs save time AND increase approvals

Many applications use AI to enhance language and create easy-to-understand descriptions for the layperson.

Today, many service Advisors (SA) use AI chatbots to create descriptions in
DVI results, estimates, and invoices that make the work (to be) approved easy
for their customers to understand.
AutoTechIQ has been helping auto repair shops use the most effective DVI
process to empower motorists to make the right decision for their vehicles and
not feel they are being pressured to buy. A critical part of this empowerment is
creating DVI results where the images are self-explanatory and don't require
an explanation by the SA on the phone with the customer.

Streamlining this process at the next level is TechAidIQ.

TechAidIQ takes the tech's image of the problem area, adds customer-friendly
language, adds arrows, circles, and/or other indicators to highlight the
problem area to the motorist.
In addition, TechAidIQ creates easy-to-understand answers to the following
questions customers typically ask before they make the approval decision. We
call them the 5 Ws.

1. What is the problem?
2. Why should the work be approved and 
3. What happens if not approved?
4. What safety impact does the problem component have?
5. What cost can I save when I approve now and not wait until worse things happen?

The two examples below show:

• The edited image and
• The answers to the 5 Ws mentioned above.

In both cases, the tech used one of the three DVI tools supported so far 

1. AutoVitals
2. Tekmetric
3. Shop-Ware

and determined the status (i.e., red, yellow, green), added some notes, and
took the picture. TechAidIQ added captions, arrows, and circles in the status
color (red or yellow) and made the responses to the 5Ws available to the SA
to be copied into notes fields of the DVI tool of their choice.

If you would like to participate in the TechAidIQ pilot project and use one of the three DVI tools mentioned above, please click here to schedule a meeting with our CEO, Uwe, to be added to the project.