BodyShop Pulse
The hard part is not getting another dashboard on screen. The hard part is turning noisy workshop exports into numbers an owner can actually trust. BodyShop Pulse is built around that translation layer.
It is the layer that turns raw workshop data into one weekly operating rhythm the owner can actually trust.
Completed jobs, labour rows, insurer-linked revenue, parts, sublets, materials, and related operational history arrive automatically, with no more manual spreadsheet exports.
Revenue, cost structure, people, overheads, targets, and contractor settings are organised in a secure AU-hosted database built around collision repair economics and reporting logic specific to the trade.
Managers can still adjust weekly inputs, overtime, contractor rules, insurer settings, labour rates, and organisation setup data wherever the imported numbers need context.
Executive pulse, shop P/L, repair cost efficiency, people productivity, insurer intelligence, and contractor payout views sit inside one reporting rhythm instead of being spread across separate files.
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BodyShop Pulse is laid out to follow the way a repair business is actually managed. The workflow moves from the weekly pulse into live jobs, through the weekly P&L, inputs, and business rules behind the numbers, so the owner can move from first read to operating decision inside one connected environment.
The Home tab pulls the executive read together first, so profit, parts, insurers, and contractor outcomes can be read from one operating surface.
Move from the pulse into job-level records, where each item can be reviewed and corrected in context before weak data rolls forward into the reporting layer.
Once the jobs, settings, and weekly inputs are in place, the business can read the full weekly table with revenue, costs, contractor spend, and net result lined up.
Overtime, payroll, overheads, materials, and other weekly adjustments stay editable so the output reflects the actual week, not guessed assumptions.
Insurer rates, fixed fees, contractor percentages, and shop settings live in one place so the reporting model follows how the workshop really operates.
Every walkthrough covers the full BodyShop Pulse application, from the weekly pulse to live jobs, weekly inputs, business rules, and the final weekly P&L. Send the basics and the conversation can be framed around the way your business actually runs.