For car service and detailing

Your bay is empty on Tuesday. A car somewhere is overdue.

Weekends are packed, weekdays are slow, and service intervals are known for every car. We set up a system that reminds owners when service or detailing is due and offers the weekday slots you want filled.

A typical weekQuiet: Weekdays, Tuesday to Thursday
9111357 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun

BusySlowEmpty, still paid for

An illustration. Your week will look different.

Seen this lately?

Multiplexes sell morning show tickets for ₹99.

It is their emptiest hour. The hall, the staff and the projector cost the same either way, so they would rather sell a seat for ₹99 than leave it empty.

Maybe you can't make a 10 am show. But someone does. Someone is free while your service bay sits empty too.

Sound familiar?
  • Saturday has a queue of cars. Wednesday has one.
  • Owners come back only when a warning light shows.
  • Coated cars never return for maintenance washes.
  • Pickup and drop is offered to nobody on weekdays.
You already know who is due

That is not marketing. That is remembering.

  1. AugKaran's detailing
  2. early OctOne message, before the due date
  3. OctoberDue again
Your business

Hi Karan, your car is due for its detailing. Drop it on Wednesday and we will include an interior refresh. Pickup available. Shall we book?early Oct

Yes please✓✓

ServiceTypical cycleWhen the message goes
Periodic serviceEvery 6 months or 10,000 km2 weeks before
Wash and detailingEvery 1 to 3 months5 days before
Coating maintenanceAs per the coatingA week before
Pre-monsoon checkBefore the rainsIn June

Typical cycles, as a starting point. You set your own, and the system learns from each client's visits.

Three ways the quiet hours pay
Due-date visits

Service and detailing booked on weekdays, before the weekend rush.

Refills

Coating care and interior kits, suggested on schedule.

Aftercare

Pre-monsoon and pre-winter checks, before problems start.

Your quiet hours, in rupees

What are they worth today?

Unfilled, these are worth about

₹0

a year.

If one in four got filled: ₹0

Simple arithmetic on your own numbers. Not a promise of results.

How we set it up for your car service and detailing business

We ask first. Then we set it up your way.

What we ask youWhat we set up

What does each car come in for?

Every job logs the next due date or km.

Which days do you want filled?

Only those are offered.

What can you add on a weekday?

Pickup, or a small add-on.

Who confirms the booking?

The service advisor, in the same chat.

Your peak hours stay at full price. Offers go only to the slots you choose, and only to clients who are due.

An example

How this could look for a car service and detailing business.

Before

Weekends overflowed, weekdays were idle. Owners returned only with problems.

After

Each car has a due date. Owners get one message offering a weekday slot with pickup or an add-on.

Not every message books a slot. We start with a few weeks, see which hours fill, and adjust.

Google reviews

Working with Fidus, in their words.

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I’ve been using this CRM for the past 2 months, and it has helped me automate and systemize my business. Calls are being booked automatically, and clients are receiving regular follow-ups through email and WhatsApp. My show-up rate has increased, and my closure rate has improved as well. This is a must-have for every…
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★★★★★
I want to give a massive shoutout to the incredible team at Fidus Synergies LLP. Finding a vendor is easy, but finding a true tech partner in your progress is rare—and that is exactly what they have been for us during the beta development of our cross-platform Vendor Management application. A huge part of this…
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