DriveOps
Driving school management
Lessons, learners and payment records.
Explore DriveOpsSoftware for service businesses
Software that makes your working day simpler.
Driving school software, workshop management and custom solutions built around your team.
- Clearer records
- Connected work
- Better handovers
Find the right fit for your business.
AutoOps
Workshop management
Jobs, parts and invoice balances.
Explore AutoOpsCustom solutions
Software built for your workflow
Let’s scope what your team needs.
Explore custom solutions- 1Understand your workflow
- 2Review the right solution
- 3Agree scope and next steps
Watch the story / 36 seconds
A clearer day starts here.
English voice-over · Illustrative fictional workflow
A fictional owner’s day, from scattered tasks to a clearer view of the work. Payment status is tracked manually; this is not online charging.
02 / Follow the same record
One day. One record.
A clearer next step.
Demo Learner 014
Link the learner, instructor and lesson time. Keep the next action beside the booking.
View the actual product screen
Simulated API responses; no database connection.Select image to inspect at full size
One place to understand the day. A clear next step for your team.
What these product screens demonstrate
These are captures of existing DriveOps and AutoOps components rendered locally with fictional records. DriveOps uses simulated API responses; AutoOps uses frontend demo state. They demonstrate the interface, not a live customer installation or verified backend persistence.
Your proposal identifies the version, configuration and any custom development. Ask to inspect the workflow you will actually use before accepting it.
05 / A clear commercial conversation
Know the scope.
Then know the commitment.
Tell us how your business works. We will define the scope and pricing in a proposal tailored to your needs.
Your proposal makes these explicit
- Workflows and configuration
- Hosting arrangement and service coverage
- Training, onboarding and support
- Data imports, integrations and acceptance
Additional workflows, complex migration, third-party services and later changes may be charged separately. No universal inclusions or support response times are promised here.
Talk through my business06 / From a conversation to daily use
A practical path to your first working workflow.
- 01
Understand the work
Walk through a real day: people, handovers and the problem worth solving first.
- 02
Agree the first scope
Write down deliverables, price, responsibilities and how acceptance will work.
- 03
Configure and review
Review the workflow with safe example data. Resolve the gaps before launch.
- 04
Prepare the team
Agree data preparation, training and acceptance, then plan the launch.
- 05
Support what is agreed
Continue with the service and changes defined in your agreement.
Timing depends on scope, integrations and data readiness. A delivery plan is agreed after discovery.
07 / Before you decide
The questions behind a confident yes.
Will this fit the way my business works?
We start with your current process. DriveOps and AutoOps provide existing workflow foundations; custom fields, roles and changes are reviewed and agreed in scope.
Can it connect to tools I already use?
Possibly. We review the third-party API, access permissions, data format and ongoing costs. An integration is included only when it is explicitly agreed.
Can customers pay online?
Manual payment tracking exists. Online payment integration is under development and is not verified live. Recording a payment does not charge a card or transfer money.
Can you bring over my existing data?
We review a safe sample, format, quality and volume first. Mapping, cleanup, migration and validation are scoped before an import. Do not send private records through this form.
How long will it take?
There is no universal turnaround. Scope, data readiness, integrations and review availability determine the plan. Milestones are agreed before work begins.
Will my team receive training?
Training format, sessions, materials and responsibilities are specified in the proposal. We agree who needs access and how your team will review the workflow.
Who owns the data and the software?
Your contract must state business-data ownership, permitted use and export arrangements. Source-code ownership or licensing is a separate term; a subscription does not automatically transfer source code.
How are access, security and backups handled?
We agree roles, hosting, access administration, backup frequency, retention and restoration responsibilities for your setup. These policies must be confirmed before launch; no blanket certification or guarantee is claimed.
What does the monthly service cover?
The proposal defines hosting arrangements, maintenance and support coverage, along with exclusions and any usage or third-party costs. The reference price does not imply unlimited changes.
What happens if I cancel or need a handover?
Notice, billing, export format, handover assistance and data retention or deletion are explicit contract terms. Confirm these before signing; they are not assumed here.
08 / Your next chapter
What is the one part of your day you want to make easier?
Tell us about the process, not your private customer records. We can start with a conversation about the fit.
What happens after you ask?
- We review the process you describe.
- We discuss the relevant workflow and its limits.
- You receive a scoped next step before committing.