Built inside working shops, against real jobs. Some of it stands
alone and you can take it. The rest needs a database behind it, so we run that
for you.
Try it before anything else. The demo is a real running copy
with a made-up shop in it — four parts a tech pulled this morning waiting to
be billed, and one carrier that paid $38.67 short. Nothing to install and
nothing of anyone's real data in it.
Open the demo
and sign in with demo@soxal.co / seeitworking.
Available now
Stockroom
Parts room · Invoicing · Document intake
A tech scans a part at the bin; the office bills every clip and every
squeeze of seam sealer to the right repair order. Works in a back bay with no
signal. Reads vendor invoices and handwritten supplement sheets from a photo.
One HTML file — no installer, no container, nothing to keep
running.
What $149 a month covers. Your own database, provisioned and
kept current — every fix reaches you without you asking. A 4,400-row factory
cross-reference so a part number off a CCC estimate finds your bin. Your bin
labels printed. Your catalog loaded from your vendor invoices. And a person
who answers when it is wrong. No setup fee, no contract, cancel whenever —
the app keeps working, it is yours.
What free actually means. The app is yours — the whole thing,
not a trial. It needs somewhere to keep your parts, which is a free Supabase
project you create and own. Setting that up is an afternoon if you are
comfortable with a database, and it is the part we charge for if you are not:
we provision it, load a 4,400-row factory cross-reference, print your bin
labels, and ship you every fix without you thinking about it.
In the shops now, not yet packaged
Supplement reader
Part of Stockroom
Photograph a hand-written supplement sheet. It types the lines out, keeps
the repair-versus-replace column, and splits what your parts room stocks
from what the dealer has to order. Two different AI readers check each other
on the column that prices the job, and when they disagree it tells you which
line to go read off the paper instead of guessing.
Partner tools
Coming
Software from people we work with, listed here when we can stand behind
it. We would rather send you somewhere good than host something we cannot
support on a Saturday.