Atelier Central connects the daily decisions behind maintenance: what needs attention, who owns it, what was approved, which parts were used, and what the work cost.
The value is not another screen. It is less time reconstructing what happened and more confidence in what happens next.
The problem: the next repair often begins with a search through folders, messages and invoices.
Open an asset to review status, availability, identification, specifications, documents, photos, work-order and inspection history, installed parts, labour, costs and operational notes. Managers and office teams maintain the record; technicians use it to begin with real context.
Practical result: the next repair starts with the asset's real history.The problem: a concern loses detail when the driver must explain it again later.
From a phone, a driver selects the assigned asset, describes the concern, adds photos, identifies safety or urgency and submits it. Drivers can complete assigned inspections and follow repair status without entering the full management system.
Practical result: the shop receives useful context while it is still fresh.The operational spine of Atelier Central.
A reported concern moves through review, scheduling, diagnosis, repair recommendation, approval, parts, labour, completion and quality control. Each handoff carries the current owner, status and decision forward. The closed work order then becomes permanent asset history.
Follow the Unit 203 workflow →More than a calendar: a view of what the workshop can actually move forward.
Managers see technician availability, assigned work, urgent jobs and overloaded schedules alongside assets waiting for diagnosis, approval or parts. Work can be reassigned or rescheduled while out-of-service status remains visible to operations.
Practical result: capacity decisions include the reason work is blocked.Move from reacting to failures toward preparing the work.
Set service intervals, review upcoming and overdue maintenance, preserve inspection findings and create follow-up work. Seasonal preparation and recurring service enter the same schedule and capacity view as corrective repairs.
Practical result: due work becomes planned work before it becomes an emergency.Know what is on hand, what was used and where it was installed.
Track part numbers, current stock, minimum quantities and reorder visibility. Parts recorded on a repair carry their cost into the work order and their installed-part history into the asset record, supporting later review of repeat replacements.
Practical result: the part, repair, cost and asset can be traced together.Turn completed repair records into decisions about assets and downtime.
Review costs by asset, labour, parts and outside repair, along with repair frequency, repeat issues, downtime and maintenance spending. Managers can identify high-cost units, compare planned maintenance with emergency work and build evidence for repair-versus-replace discussions.
Practical result: cost review begins with the work that created the number.Structured assistance inside the work order, not a separate AI novelty.
The brief uses the reported symptoms and available work-order and asset context to organize possible causes, first checks, confidence and missing information. The technician reviews it, performs the diagnosis and owns every repair decision. It does not independently approve repairs.
See the AI Repair Brief in context →The assets change. The operating problem is familiar: prevent avoidable downtime, keep work visible, and preserve the record your team will need next time.
Bring inspections, service intervals, site-reported issues, repair approvals, and equipment history into one operating record before a small concern becomes a stopped machine.
For taxis, delivery vehicles, shuttles, and transportation fleets, every unavailable unit affects service. Coordinate driver reports, inspections, maintenance, and repair status without chasing updates.
Connect the vans, pickups, trailers, and specialized equipment your field teams depend on. Build maintenance around the real work schedule and keep supplies, repairs, and documents easy to find.
Coordinate mixed fleets, seasonal equipment, inspections, approvals, and documents across the shop and office while preserving the history behind each maintenance decision.
Report issues, upload photos, complete inspections, and follow vehicle status.
See assigned work, record diagnosis, parts and labour, then complete repairs with proof.
Control schedule, approvals, downtime, costs, and team priorities from one operating view.
Maintain inventory, documents, invoices, company records, and useful asset histories.
A live walkthrough is the fastest way to see how the features connect across your team.