In-car voice assistant without coverage
Drivers ask about features, warning lights and settings by voice, and get an answer in a tunnel or on a mountain road.
With tools connected, the assistant checks free slots and books, after the driver confirms.
Book a service next Tuesday morning.
Tuesday 9:30 is free at your usual dealer. Shall I book it?
What does the next service include?
An oil and filter change, a brake inspection and a software check. It usually takes about two hours.
Yes, book 9:30.
Booked for Tuesday at 9:30 with your usual dealer. The confirmation will appear in your owner app.
Service reminders appear on the dashboard, but booking still means a phone call or a website form later, which owners forget. Dealers lose bookings and owners miss services. A spoken request in the car is the natural moment to act, but it has to be safe and confirmed.
Owners with a service due, from the head unit or the owner app. Your dealer operations team connects the booking system.
Service intervals, what the next service includes and how long it takes are answered locally.
With the dealer booking tool connected, it checks free slots and prepares a booking.
Nothing is booked until the driver says yes. With no signal, the request waits and is sent later.
Owners act when the reminder appears, not days later.
The driver approves every booking before it is made.
Requests made offline are queued and sent when the car reconnects.
No. Every booking needs the driver’s confirmation first.
The request is queued on the device and sent when the car reconnects. The driver sees it as pending until then.
Any system with an API your team can connect as a tool. See how integrations work for the steps.
Pick one team and one use case. We’ll have it running on your own devices in weeks.
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