Stop leaving money on the table on every estimate
Blend. Setup. Feather, prime and block. Pre and post scans. Calibration. The operations you do and do not bill for. Estimate Guard catches them before the estimate leaves, on every RO, for every estimator.
A day with Body Shop GM
- The leak
A busy estimator misses two or three operations on a typical estimate. Fifty estimates a week. It adds up to real money every month.
- The catch
Estimate Guard checks every line against your rules and the insurer profile while the estimate is written in CCC ONE.
- The fix
Flags show the operation and its value. The estimator adds it in CCC ONE or dismisses it with a logged reason.
- The proof
Captured dollars per RO, per estimator, per insurer. Visible to the owner every day.
- The audit
Send us three estimates. We show you what was missed. Free.
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Questions
What are the most commonly missed billable operations in collision repair?
Blend on adjacent panels, setup and measure, feather prime and block, hazardous waste disposal, one-time-use parts and clips, refinish of adjacent panels, ADAS calibration, and pre and post repair scans.
How do I audit my estimates for missed operations?
Run them through Estimate Guard, or send three to our free Money Left on the Table Audit and get a line-item report.
Does the insurer have to approve added operations?
Estimate Guard flags operations the insurer profile allows and documents them the way that insurer expects, so approval is more likely.
How much is missed per estimate on average?
It varies by shop and insurer mix. The audit shows you your number.
Does this work with CCC ONE?
Yes. Estimate Guard reads the estimate from CCC ONE as it is written. Also Mitchell and Audatex.
See it run your shop.
Thirty minutes. Bring three estimates and we'll show you what they missed.