Production for the whole floor

Keep every car and handoff on track

See every car in its real stage, spot the job that is late or blocked, assign the next move with workload in view, and give each technician a clear queue on a phone or shop tablet.

One live production board

See where every car is and what is holding it up

Each card carries the vehicle, customer, promised date, assigned staff, rush status, blocker, and parts signal. Rename the stages to match your shop, filter the board for the huddle, and keep every move with the RO.

Why it matters

The huddle starts with the cars that are late, blocked, or at risk, not with a second whiteboard.

01Board

See the stage, promise risk, blocker, and parts signal.

02Assign

Choose one owner with current workload in view.

03My Work

The repair lands in the staff member's focused queue.

04Time and move

Start the job timer or move the repair from the same view.

My Work

Give your staff a focused work queue

My Work shows your staff what is on their bench, what is coming next, and when a job is late, blocked, or urgent.

  • Rush work comes first, followed by promised date and days in stage.
  • Plate, color, and tap-to-copy VIN stay on the job card.
  • Start the timer, assign the job, or move the car from the same view.
  • Use AutoHound in the browser on Android phones, iPhones, and tablets.

Assign with the load in view

Put one clear owner on every car

Assign work from the board with each person's open count beside their name. Assignment changes, stage moves, and the person who made them stay in the repair history.

Body6 open2 at risk
Paint4 open1 rush
Reassembly3 open1 blocked
QC and detail2 openNext two promised today

Time on the job

Technicians start, switch, and stop job timers from My Work. Compare booked hours with tracked time to understand labor efficiency. Job timers track repairs, not attendance, breaks, or overtime.

Board on the wall

Put the live board on the wall

TV mode removes the daily controls and enlarges the cards for a wall-mounted tablet or shop TV. When the office moves a repair, the floor sees the same change without a second board.

  • Keep promised dates, blockers, parts signals, and assignments visible.
  • Give the team one production picture for the huddle and the rest of the day.

Run the next huddle in AutoHound

See the whole floor working from one live board

Create a demo account and move a repair from the board into a technician's queue.