Mitchell 1. BOLT ON. SideKick360. Three subscriptions every shop pays for, three companies that don't talk to each other. We matched what each one does — feature for feature — then built past it, on one platform we own outright.
For each product you pay for today: what we match, and what we do that it can't.
Two minutes on why shops are walking away from three rented systems — and what one platform you own changes.
The full story — three legacy systems, one native platform, built by operators. Auto-advancing; tap to take control.
A short audio deep-dive on the three systems, what replaces them, and the case for one native, owned platform.
Three vendors rent you three systems that don't connect. We built one, we own the code, and the same platform that runs our shops is built to run yours.
No sync, no triple entry. A finding becomes a job, an invoice, and a number — untouched by hand.
The ~$144k/yr split across three vendors collapses into one platform you own, not rent.
Every gap you find is a feature we can ship — not a ticket to a vendor who never builds it.
Multi-tenant by design — the platform that runs our shops can be sold to every shop like ours.
Every output is drafted for a human to approve — never auto-published, never an invented price.
A complaint or trouble code becomes a drafted, real-priced estimate from the repair-data engine.
Ranks the likely causes of a symptom or code, citing verified fixes and procedures.
Answers calls and texts 24/7 and books appointments in natural language.
Ask the business anything in plain English — get cited numbers and charts back.
We're inviting a small group of owners to review the live platform, become early testers, and shape what gets built next.
"If you're paying three vendors to do what one system should — let's talk."