For vehicle security

Every unit you fit, tied to the vehicle for good.

Trackers, immobilisers, alarms and dashcams — booked, fitted, photographed and evidenced, so a warranty claim or an insurer query is a two-minute export rather than an afternoon in a phone gallery.

Ford Transit Custom

LT21 KXW

S5 tracker + immobiliser

  • BookedThu 14:00 · 3h 30m allowed
  • Photos6 attached, locked at sign-off
  • SerialMB-7741-K
  • Invoiced£1,180 · sent

Sound familiar?

The work is the easy part.

Install photos sat in one fitter’s phone gallery

Serials and IMEIs biroed onto a fitting sheet

Warranty claims you can’t actually evidence

What changes

Built around how a security installer actually works.

Serial to vehicle, permanently

Log the serial or IMEI once and it belongs to that vehicle, that customer and that fitter for good.

Evidence a category install

Photos, serials, fitter and timestamps export as one document when an insurer or manufacturer asks.

Warranty filed off the job

Registrations come from the job record rather than being typed a second time.

Subscriptions and airtime

Renewal dates sit on the same record as the unit, so recurring revenue doesn’t quietly lapse.

How it works

One job, start to finish.

The enquiry books itself in

A booking widget on your own site takes the vehicle, the postcode and what they want fitted. It lands as a job in the diary with the right time allowance — no phone tag, no re-keying.

New enquiry

Vehicle

Ford Transit Custom (2022)

Postcode

LS12 4RN

Wants fitted

S5 tracker + immobiliser

Time needed

3h 30m — auto-allowed

Booked into Thursday, 14:00 — confirmation sent

When someone asks you to prove it

The serial pulls the whole job back.

Type a serial and you get the vehicle it went on, who fitted it, when, the photos they took, what the customer signed, and the invoice. One screen, and one export if it needs to be in writing.

See it running on your own jobs.

Half an hour, with your work types, your prices and your paperwork. If it isn’t right for how you run, we’ll say so.