The cost of missing the call
Every missed call is a $425+ lead hiring whoever picks up next.
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Counter customer + phone call + bay question → service writer picks the customer in front of them → callers hang up.
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'How much for brake pads' calls eat your day → 80% don't book → AI handles them all in parallel.
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After-hours breakdown + tow scenarios → goes to voicemail → they call the next shop or the dealer.
How it works
From your number to live calls, in 48 hours.
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We forward your line
Existing number rings through to Corex when you can't pick up, or 24/7, your call. No new number to advertise.
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AI runs your intake script
Trained on your business, your services, and your voice. Callers don't get a generic robot, they get a coordinator who knows you.
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Books straight into your calendar
Direct integration with your scheduling system. Appointment lands with intake notes attached. Live in 48 hours.
Vs. a human answering service
Why Auto Repair Shops are switching from $300 to $800 a month answering services to Corex.
Gives ballpark repair ranges by symptom, not a 'we'll have someone call you back' loop.
Books the appointment on the call, no callback delay.
Asks the right diagnostic questions (sound, when does it happen, when did it start) so your tech arrives prepared.
Frequently asked
Questions Auto Repair Shops ask before signing up.
Can it give pricing for common repairs?
It gives ballpark ranges by symptom, 'brake pads run $200 to $400 for most cars, exact quote after we see it'. We load your typical ranges during setup. Never a hard quote without the vehicle in front of a tech.
Does it integrate with Tekmetric / Shopmonkey / Mitchell1?
Not directly today. It books into your free Corex calendar and copies the appointment to your Google Calendar if you connect one, then emails you the intake notes and the symptoms so your team can enter it in your shop software. With text alerts on, you get a text too. If you need it booking straight into your system, ask us: we scope that as custom work.
How does it handle 'what's wrong with my car' questions?
AI asks diagnostic clarifiers (when does the noise happen, only when braking, only at speed, etc.) and either books a diagnostic appointment or refers to a specific service (alignment, A/C recharge, etc.) based on the answers.
Can it handle Spanish-speaking customers?
Yes, bilingual intake. AI detects language and switches automatically.
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