Service-bay tablets that know every manual
Technicians ask for torque values, wiring steps and recall notes instead of searching thousands of pages.
Automotive · Service and dealers
Recall and bulletin lookup
New technical bulletins reach every workshop tablet as soon as they are approved.
- Tablet
- Works offline
Tablet assistantOn this device · no internet needed
Any open bulletins for this VIN range?
One: bulletin TB-118 for the rear door seal. The inspection takes about 20 minutes.
Does TB-118 apply to a car built in March?
Yes, if the VIN is in range 4K21000 to 4K25500. This car’s VIN is in range, so the inspection applies.
What parts are needed for TB-118?
One rear door seal kit, part 77-118. If the inspection passes, no parts are needed.
Is there an open recall on this car?
No open recalls for this VIN in the current bulletin set, synced this morning.
The problem
Recalls and technical service bulletins change often, and each one applies to specific VIN ranges, build dates and options. Bulletins arrive by email or a portal that advisors check between customers, so cars can leave the workshop with open campaigns. Missing one means a second visit for the customer and a compliance risk for the dealer.
Who uses it
Service advisors, technicians and warranty staff, on workshop tablets and service desks. Your technical service and quality teams publish the bulletins.
What you train it on
- Technical service bulletins
- Recall campaign notices
- VIN range and build-date tables
- Repair procedures for each campaign
How it works on the device
- 1
Trained on approved bulletins
Each bulletin is added with its VIN ranges, conditions and repair steps as soon as your team approves it.
- 2
Checked for this car
Staff scan or type a VIN and the assistant lists the campaigns that apply, with the steps and time for each.
- 3
Delivered over the air
A new bulletin reaches every workshop tablet in the next update, without anyone downloading a PDF.
Why it runs on the device
No campaign forgotten
Every car checked at the desk is checked against the current bulletin set.
Works at the car
Lookups work in the bay, even without Wi-Fi.
One version everywhere
Every workshop sees the same approved bulletin on the same day.
Questions
In the next update after your team approves them. You set the update schedule, for example every morning.
It reports what is in the current synced bulletin set and says when it was synced. For official status, staff follow your recall process.
Yes. Each workshop receives the bulletins for its own market and models.
With your repair-order system connected as a tool, the check can be logged against the job when the device is online.
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