For OEMs and dealers
Your service procedures, as animated phone guides
Your brand on the guides, your procedures as the source, your models only. Dealer techs get the steps with a moving drawing for each; owners get the daily checks and the simple jobs, if you want them to.
What we build with you
Your brand
Your name, logo and colors on the guides and on every shared link.
A private catalog
Guides for your models only, visible to the people you choose.
Your procedures as the source
We build from your service information; your trainers approve every guide.
Photo in, steps out
A tech or an owner snaps the machine and gets the steps for that model.
Sample
How a dealer-branded guide looks
This is Mechy's own sample guide in a branded frame: the header carries your logo and colors, and the steps come from your procedure.
Pilot
$10,000 for 3 months, up to 5 models
You pick the models and the jobs. At the end you decide whether to roll it out.
Questions
What does white label mean here?
Your brand on the guides your dealers, techs or customers use, built from your service procedures, for your models only. The catalog is private to your organization.
How do we start?
With a pilot: three months, up to 5 models, $10,000. You pick the jobs; your trainers review every guide.
Does it replace our service information system?
No. It sits on top of it: the procedure stays the source of truth, and Mechy makes it easy to follow on a phone, with a drawing for each step.
Can customers use it, or only dealer techs?
Either, or both, as separate catalogs. Many brands keep repair jobs for dealer techs and give owners the daily checks and simple jobs.