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Demo Truck Service
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Truck and heavy vehicle workshop software
Transport companies, trucks, repairs and high-value parts. Zafirok connects them in heavy vehicle workshop software so you can organise intake, delegate operations and follow costs. Your team has information in one record while you keep the workshop overview.
For workshops with 2–3 mechanics and centres with 20–30.
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Open the job
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Assign operations
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Hand over and invoice
Zafirok is truck repair shop management software that connects transport companies, vehicles, repair orders, mechanics, parts and documents. The CRM helps workshops organise fleet maintenance, follow each truck's service history and review labour, costs and estimated profit from recorded data.
Each feature has a role in the workshop and an effect on how you run it. Explore the situations, explanations and CRM screens below.
Details entered once and used throughout the job.
Visible jobs and stages, from intake to handover.
Sales, costs and remuneration followed separately.
Bookings and teams organised as you grow.
Assigned operations and access by responsibility.
A repeatable process for the transport customer's trucks.
Repairs and team
CRM screenshots with demo truck workshop data. Companies, vehicles and amounts are examples.
01 / Repair job board
In a heavy vehicle workshop, every truck belongs to a transport customer and has a job to follow. The repair board shows waiting, in-progress and completed vehicles, with access to the right record.
Reception and the administrator can consult the same overview. When the team updates stages, you see which repairs are progressing and where a decision is needed. Open the record for operations, parts and responsibilities, then discuss progress with the transport customer using recorded information.
For you, as the owner
Keep a shared workshop overview and focus on repairs needing your attention. Reception can check progress before bringing every truck-related question to you.
A situation you know
A dispatcher calls about a Volvo FH. Reception identifies its record, checks the stage and operations, then prepares an informed response.
02 / Truck repair order
At truck intake, identify the company, contact person and correct vehicle. Open the repair order with the request received, then add diagnostics, labour and parts as details become available.
The same record collects brake, drivetrain or electrical operations, quantities and prices. Use templates for recurring work and assign operations to mechanics. Company and truck details remain available for handover documents, and colleagues can continue the job with information in one place.
For you, as the owner
Build an intake process the team can repeat. The transport customer's request, operations and parts are documented, giving you a basis for reviewing the job and amounts.
A situation you know
A truck arrives for brakes and diagnostics also reveal a drivetrain issue. Add operations and parts to the same record with the right people assigned.
Search by name, phone or registration. Identify the right customer and continue intake with their vehicles at hand.
Has a phone changed or a detail gone missing? Update the customer from the job and continue filling in the same record.
03 / Transport companies and trucks
Managing company customers starts with the right details and their vehicles. Keep a transport operator with multiple trucks in the CRM and review the arriving vehicle's repair history, even when the driver or contact person changes.
Servicing, brake and drivetrain repairs and replaced components stay linked to the truck. At its next visit, reception checks previous records to identify past work. Company details are reused in jobs and documents, and the team has the context recorded by colleagues.
For you, as the owner
Continue the transport customer relationship using history kept in the workshop. When you delegate intake or vehicle numbers grow, the information remains available to the team.
A situation you know
A company sends the third truck in its fleet. Select the right vehicle and check its last service separately from repairs on the others.
04 / Heavy vehicle parts inventory
Brake pads, filters, oils and other heavy vehicle parts: inventory keeps the code, quantity, location and prices. Link used parts to the repair order to follow what went into each truck.
Purchase and sale prices remain separate. Review markup and parts costs apart from labour, while minimum-stock thresholds and change history help you track inventory. Reception and mechanics have a shared reference for parts entered on jobs.
For you, as the owner
Use data to decide which items to keep and replenish. Parts costs remain visible in repair analysis so billed value can be compared with the estimated result.
A situation you know
A truck brake service uses a set of pads. Record quantities and prices on the job and check stock available for the next intervention.
05 / Mechanic access
A truck repair may pass through several specialists. Assign each operation to the right person, configure roles and access and follow assigned work while keeping the workshop overview.
Mechanics consult operations their access permits, with the truck and company customer in context. Administrators can review who handles each part of the repair. Configure remuneration as a percentage of assigned work, a fixed salary or both, with the calculation basis available in reports.
For you, as the owner
Responsibilities are visible and the team has information to continue. Delegate routine activity while reviewing progress, remuneration and exceptions that need a decision.
A situation you know
The electrician gets diagnostics, the mechanic repairs the drivetrain and reception follows the record. Each operation has an owner in the same job.
2–3 mechanics
Quick intake, clear responsibilities and information at hand.
20–30 mechanics
Organised teams, configured roles and individually assigned work.
06 / Workshop costs and profit
In a truck workshop, a large invoice may include parts with significant costs. Finances separate labour from parts sales and track costs, expenses and team remuneration for your chosen period.
Review calculations by employee and period and export reports for analysis. Estimated profit uses recorded sales, parts costs, remuneration and entered expenses. With consistently completed data, you can see labour and parts contributions to the workshop's result.
For you, as the owner
Make decisions about labour rates, parts markup and team organisation using data. Review a period's result before planning purchases or workshop expansion.
A situation you know
At the monthly review, separate labour from parts billed to transport companies and check costs and remuneration before choosing your next investments.
07 / Document editor
At repair completion, company customers need clear documents: the truck, operations, parts and amounts. PDF templates use record details and can be adapted to the workshop's identity and workflow.
Build invoices, intake and handover records and warranty terms with logos, tables, text and signatures. Reuse transport company and truck details so reception can prepare documents from the completed job. Keep the same structure for future interventions.
For you, as the owner
Delegate handover using a shared document template. Reduce repeated entry and give transport customers a clear record of work and parts.
A situation you know
The driver collects the truck while the invoice is for the company. Reception uses customer details and the repair order to prepare documents.
08 / SMS notifications
Enable SMS notifications when a truck goes into progress and on completion. The valid customer number in the record is the contact point, and the completion message can include the amount due.
Review messages before activation and consult sending history. Enable unpaid-job reminders separately after your chosen delay. Configure communication around the workshop and the transport company's contact details.
For you, as the owner
Updates can continue while the team works. Reception has more room for conversations about diagnostics, additional operations and truck handover.
A situation you know
The truck is completed. If notifications are enabled and sending conditions are met, the customer receives the handover message and amount due.
Examples with demo data. Messages use the account language.
Demo Truck Service
DEMO 101: in progress.
When the job moves to In progress, if notifications are enabled.
Demo Truck Service
Car ready. Due 1250 MDL. Demo Truck Service
On completion: amount due, workshop name and available workshop phone.
Demo Truck Service
You have the following outstanding balance: DEMO 101: 1250.00 MDL. Please arrange payment. Demo Truck Service
Enabled separately; timing and text are configurable. This example uses 7 days after completion.
SMS is available during the trial; an active SMS package is required afterwards. Sending requires a valid customer number and available package allowance.
Control and growth
Planning, settings and data complement everyday jobs. Each tool gives you a way to organise something that would otherwise need another explanation, another file or another manual check.
09 / Bookings and planning
Organise truck bookings and time for servicing or repairs. Visible slots and assigned jobs help reception discuss timing with transport customers and administrators follow mechanic workloads.
Set a job's day and time slot, adjusting its duration when additional operations appear. Reception has a reference for booking conversations, and mechanics can see their assigned work. You can check where there is room and where the schedule needs adjusting.
For you, as the owner
Organise workshop capacity before accepting the next job. A visible schedule helps reception make better-informed commitments and shows when you need to redistribute work.
A situation you know
A transport company proposes three trucks for servicing. Check slots, plan the jobs and assign operations before the next booking.
Example workshop workflow
Choose the day
Allocate time
Follow the team
10 / AI assistance
Extract vehicle document details and review suggested operation estimates.
The assistant helps extract vehicle-document information and start an operation estimate. Review recognised details, correct them as needed and choose what to keep. Suggestions are a starting point; diagnostics, pricing and final decisions remain with your team.
For you, as the owner
Support record entry, especially when reception is busy. Your team can reduce repetitive work while retaining control over the data and prices it uses.
A situation you know
A truck arrives for the first time. Use assistance with document details, review the result and continue with operations confirmed by the specialist.
Example workshop workflow
Extract details
Review the result
Complete the record
11 / Configurable VAT
Enable added VAT separately for services and parts and choose the rate. Off by default.
Configure added VAT separately for services and parts. Choose the rate and follow record prices so the team works with consistent calculation rules. This helps when you need to present base prices and VAT-inclusive amounts consistently in jobs and documents.
For you, as the owner
Set the rule once and give your team a shared way to enter prices. Review the amounts your workshop presents to customers more easily.
A situation you know
Invoice a repair to a transport company. Configure labour and parts VAT around your workshop's process and check record amounts.
Example workshop workflow
Choose the category
Configure VAT
Check the price
12 / Fields adapted to your workshop
Truck workshops may need specific technical details and observations in records. Choose displayed information and add custom fields so the team keeps relevant data in one structure.
A specialist workshop has information it needs to track consistently. Configure relevant fields and keep useful details in the record for reception, mechanics and documents. Your team has a shared place for information instead of relying on each colleague's preferred format.
For you, as the owner
Turn the workflow you know into a structure the team can follow. A new colleague can see which information belongs in each record.
A situation you know
Reception needs to record commercial vehicle observations. Configure the fields and use them on future job records.
Example workshop workflow
Choose the information
Adapt the fields
The team fills them in
13 / Import with a preview
Bring transport company lists, trucks and parts inventory from files. Map columns and review previews before saving the information your workshop will use daily.
If your customers, vehicles or parts are in files, import helps bring them into the CRM. Map columns to the appropriate information and review the preview before saving. Prepare the transfer by category and correct data that needs attention.
For you, as the owner
The work invested in your existing records can become the starting point for the new system. Organise the move to a CRM without manually entering every customer and part.
A situation you know
You have fleet records and an inventory list. Prepare imports by category, review the data and save useful workshop information.
Example workshop workflow
Existing file
Review columns
Data in the CRM
14 / Export for analysis
Export financial reports and inventory data for business records and analysis.
Choose the period and criteria for a financial report, then export it for your analysis. Inventory data can be exported separately. Files let you continue reviewing in the tools you use and prepare a conversation with a partner or accountant.
For you, as the owner
Review results in detail and prepare growth decisions using concrete data. The information recorded in your workshop becomes easier to use for business planning.
A situation you know
Prepare the truck workshop's monthly review. Export reports and stock to examine costs, parts markup and upcoming purchases.
Example workshop workflow
Choose the period
Export the report
Review the result
Fleets and heavy vehicles
Fleet maintenance and complex repairs need clear history, responsibilities and costs. These examples show how to connect CRM features in workshop activity.
For truck workshops / 01
A transport company sends several vehicles for servicing, brakes and routine checks. Fleet maintenance in the CRM starts with the company customer and continues separately for each truck: bookings, operations, used parts and documents. Templates prepare recurring work for your team to adapt to the arriving vehicle.
Select the company's vehicle and review servicing and parts in its history.
Allocate a time slot, assign operations and record used consumables.
Prepare company documents and keep the record for the next visit.
For you: organise the transport customer's recurring work into a process the team knows. Each truck has its own context while you review workshop workload and recorded job results.
Features working together
For truck workshops / 02
On a complex truck repair, information passes between reception, mechanics, electricians and the transport company's contact. The record collects observations, operations, parts and prices. Operation assignments show responsibilities, and reports help review parts costs and recorded labour.
The specialist records observations on the truck's job and identifies required operations.
Assign mechanical and electrical work, add parts and follow progress on the board.
Review labour, parts and company documents before handing over the truck.
For you: the team has context to continue a job involving several specialists. Follow responsibilities and costs and intervene where a repair needs a decision.
Features working together
Zafirok is truck repair shop management software that connects transport companies, vehicles, repair orders, mechanics, parts and documents. The CRM helps workshops organise fleet maintenance, follow each truck's service history and review labour, costs and estimated profit from recorded data.
Yes. A company customer in Zafirok can have multiple vehicles. Select the correct truck at intake, keep company details for documents and review job history separately for each vehicle.
Jobs and parts are linked to the vehicle. At the next visit, review previous records for servicing, brakes, drivetrain work and replaced components. History reflects the information your team records.
Yes. Group trucks under a company customer, plan work into time slots and assign mechanic operations. Keep intervention history, parts and service documents for each truck.
Financial reports separate labour sales from parts sales and track parts costs, remuneration and recorded expenses. Choose a period and employee. Displayed profit is estimated from recorded data.
Yes. Assign operations individually and configure access by role and responsibility. Mechanics follow the work their access permits while the administrator keeps the overall view.
Record the code, quantity, location and purchase and sale prices in inventory. Link used parts to jobs. Minimum-stock thresholds and change history help the team follow stock.
Yes. Company, truck, operation and parts details can be used in PDF documents. Configure templates for invoices, intake and handover records, and your workshop's warranty terms.
Yes. Import includes column mapping and a preview before saving. Export financial reports and inventory data for analysis outside the CRM.
Yes. Start with 2–3 mechanics, customers and current jobs. As the workshop grows, organise teams, roles, planning and reports in the same platform.
Add a transport company, a truck and your team. Try intake, operations, parts and documents, then review how you can delegate and follow the workshop.