Recall and bulletin lookup
New technical bulletins reach every workshop tablet as soon as they are approved.
Automotive · Service and dealers
Service-bay tablets that know every manual
Technicians ask for torque values, wiring steps and recall notes instead of searching thousands of pages.
- Tablet
- Works offline
Tablet assistantOn this device · no internet needed
Wiring for the rear camera on the 2024 model?
Connector C14, pins 3 and 4. See wiring diagram 9.2 for the routing behind the trim.
Torque for the front caliper bolts?
120 Nm for this model, from the torque table. Recheck after the first 50 km.
Coolant capacity for the 1.5 litre engine?
5.8 litres including the heater circuit, per specification table 2.3. Bleed at the top hose after filling.
Do I need to recalibrate the camera after replacing the bumper?
Yes. Procedure 9.7 lists the calibration target and the diagnostic tool steps.
The problem
A technician can spend more time finding information than fixing the car. Repair manuals, wiring diagrams and torque tables run to thousands of pages across model years, and workshop Wi-Fi is often weak at the far end of the bay. Every trip back to the office PC costs time, and searching a PDF for the right table is slow with gloves on.
Who uses it
Workshop technicians and foremen in dealer and independent service bays, on a tablet at the car. Your technical documentation team owns the content.
What you train it on
- Repair manuals per model year
- Wiring diagrams
- Torque tables and specifications
- Service procedures
- Technical bulletins
How it works on the device
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Trained on your technical documentation
Repair manuals, wiring diagrams, torque tables and service procedures for every model year, with section references kept.
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Answers at the car
The tablet answers by voice or touch in about a second and cites the manual section, with no network needed.
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New documentation every morning
When documentation changes, every workshop tablet downloads only what changed, and answers cite the new version.
Why it runs on the device
Every answer cites its source
Technicians see the manual section, so they can check before they act.
Works anywhere in the bay
No dependence on workshop Wi-Fi.
Hands-free when it matters
Spoken questions work with gloves on and hands busy.
Questions
No. It answers from your manual and shows the section it used, so the manual remains the reference.
It points to the diagram number, and can show the diagram on screen if you include the images in the training data.
Technicians select the vehicle or scan the VIN, and answers come from that model year’s documents.
One tap on Report. It goes to the documentation team with the question and the answer, and the fix reaches every tablet in the next version.
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