Start with the vehicle, not a generic appointment type.
Year, make, model, trim, body style, and classification can change the services, coverage, and pricing path shown to the customer.
Quoting, booking, and shop operations in one vehicle-first flow
Turn the customer’s exact vehicle, coverage choices, film or service package, legal selections, and your real shop capacity into a quote that keeps moving after the appointment is booked.







Classification: Sedan
Vehicle-specific flow ready
Year, make, model, trim, body style, and classification can change the services, coverage, and pricing path shown to the customer.
Configured coverage paths can translate a service into clear choices such as front windows, windshield, or full sides and rear for the selected vehicle class.
Brand, film type, tier, coverage, specs, warranty context, and configured price stay together instead of becoming a follow-up phone call.
Where configured, DriveSuite can load state rules, filter choices, estimate final VLT, and clearly label override selections that may be illegal.
Availability can account for business hours, duration, employees, bays, existing jobs, and multi-day work.
The customer, vehicle, appointment, invoice, notification history, and lead activity remain connected in one tenant context.
The CRM baseline
DriveSuite connects standard CRM work to a deeper vehicle, coverage, pricing, and booking workflow.
A branded customer flow for vehicle, service, coverage, availability, contact details, and booking summary.
Available in public betaCarry quoted and completed work into estimates, invoices, deposits, balances, and public links.
Payment features where configuredAppointment, invoice, reminder, and review follow-up through configured communication providers.
Provider setup requiredConnect trackable booking links and scheduler behavior to lead timelines and conversion activity.
Analytics and replay are betaWhy DriveSuite is different
The selected vehicle can affect what the customer sees and what the job costs.
Tint, PPF, coating, and detailing do not have to fit one generic service dropdown.
Packages, panels, labor, add-ons, square-foot paths, and vehicle rules can feed one quote.
Employees, bays, service duration, and longer work can participate in availability.
Booking data continues into customers, vehicles, appointments, invoices, notifications, and lead activity.
From quote to shop floor
These are real DriveSuite screens using synthetic demo data. The booking becomes a customer record, a scheduled job, an invoice, and trackable lead activity inside the same tenant.
Product availability and results depend on each shop’s configuration.




Clear answers
No. DriveSuite is focused on automotive appearance shops that need vehicle-aware quoting and booking, with connected CRM records around that workflow.
Pricing depends on the shop’s configured catalog and available vehicle data. Package, panel, labor, add-on, and follow-up fallbacks can be used when a vehicle-specific path is unavailable.
DriveSuite includes every available feature for 30 days with no credit card required, then costs $79 per month. Beta Free is available only when assigned by DriveSuite administration.
Public beta
Start with every DriveSuite feature for 30 days—no card required—then continue for $79/month. Assisted setup helps configure your catalog, pricing, resources, and scheduler.