DealerNavi · Dealership service departments

Catch costly mistakes before the RO closes.

DealerNavi helps dealership service teams catch mistakes, understand manufacturer requirements, and make better decisions—right on the screens they already use.

Built inside a working dealership service department.

Live DealerNavi on DealerTrack. Customer name, phone, VIN, and store name blurred. Open the full repair order.

What your dealership gains

Protect the dealership. Support the whole team.

Revenue

Protect dealership revenue

Help your team catch billing and warranty issues while there is still time to correct them.

Customers

Protect the customer experience

Give employees the guidance to set clear expectations and catch errors before they become customer frustrations.

Employees

Help every employee get it right

Support new employees as they build good habits and experienced staff as they navigate the demands of a busy service department.

Managers

Make coaching more effective

Give managers visibility into corrections, recurring mistakes, and the areas where their team needs support.

For the service manager

See what improved. Know where to coach.

DealerNavi gives managers a clearer view of what was corrected and which issues keep recurring. Use that visibility to guide conversations, reinforce good habits, and focus attention where it matters.

Manager · Corrections made Sample data

See what your team corrected.

Review corrections made while repair orders were still open, grouped by customer experience, dealership revenue, rework, and audit exposure. See the repair orders behind the report and print it for your team. Dollars for parts billed after a card come directly from the repair order.

Sample data The report summary. Sample numbers show the screen, not a result. Open the full report to see the repair orders behind it.

See the corrections

Review what was corrected while the RO was still open, with the underlying repair orders behind the report.

Focus the coaching

Use recurring patterns to guide conversations with employees and identify habits that need attention across the department.

Help good habits stick

Support new employees as they learn and experienced staff as they work, with guidance in the moment and weekly trends for the manager.

The customer experience

Why it starts on the phone

Clear information at booking helps customers plan their visit and helps employees set the right expectations. DealerNavi brings relevant recall guidance and manager notes onto the scheduling screen while the conversation is happening.

That support continues through write-up and invoicing, helping the team catch mistakes while there is still time to act.

Guidance where the work happens.

The same overlay on the phone, the write-up, and the print window. Every screen in this section is live, with identifiers blurred.

Phone · BDC · Scheduling

Help customers plan their visit.

Give employees relevant recall guidance and manager notes while they book the visit, helping customers understand the work and plan around the appointment.

Camry instrument display recall on a booked appointment: STOP SALE, what to tell the customer, and the two ops it may take. Live scheduling screen. Click to full screen.
More booking guidance and examples
Tell the customer
What the campaign is, in words they can say on the phone.
Restrictions
STOP SALE, and what it means for loaners and inventory.
Parts
Order before you book, or no parts needed.
Manager’s note
Order the parts first. Reserve a loaner. Tell them it may run two days.
Rear door switch recall. Parts needed, and which kit to pre-order before the visit.
Backup camera STOP SALE, and a second open recall on the same vehicle.

Write-up · Advisor · DealerTrack

Catch mistakes while the RO is open.

Give employees guidance they can act on during the write-up, helping them address billing, parts, and manufacturer requirements while there is still time to correct the repair order.

Venza write-up: a campaign part to verify, a car over the 100,000-mile cap, and rental left on customer pay when the job is warranty. Every one that slips through is rental the store pays for. Live DealerTrack. Click to full screen.
More write-up guidance and examples
The claim shape
Op, book time, pay type. The Corr: row the tech has to fill. Clocked time versus paid hours.
Parts
Required number, superseded, or billed on a no-parts campaign.
Status strip
Reading, issues, or clean, on the RO as they page.
Search
The recall and TSB knowledge, from the same screen.
Op and parts. The campaign is on the line. The op is the wrong variant.
TSB. The bulletin might apply. Confirm it before it goes in the correction.
Campaign on the line, no op on the Corr: line. A note in the correction is not enough for the claim.

Warranty · Advisor · DealerTrack

Help employees prepare the claim.

For supported repairs, the card shows completed and missing documentation, with cause and correction text ready to copy onto the repair order.

Front brake noise bulletin on a closed RO. The cause only says what was replaced, and no correction was written: this claim came back denied for both. The cause and correction it needed are one click away. Live DealerTrack; customer, VIN, RO numbers, and staff names blurred. Click to see the RO beside it.
More claim guidance and examples
Front brake noise bulletins
A cause that says why, not what was replaced. A correction written. The bulletin number and the failed part, one click to copy.
Batteries
The op code for the battery’s age, T1 and T2 that match the cause, the tester code, the failed part, and the original install on a replacement battery.
Front brake noise, another RO. The correction is written, but no cause and no bulletin number. Both are ready to copy.
Battery, on an open RO before it is invoiced. The install date is in the concern, but not its RO and miles or the old battery’s number.

Print · Cashier

Give the invoice a final check.

Give employees a final check for missing coupons and billing mistakes before the customer reaches the cashier, while the repair order can still be corrected.

Print window outlined. Line 6 is advertised at $107.95 and billed $44.05 over. Live DealerTrack. Click to full screen.

Explore the checks behind the guidance.

Every check on this page fires in production today.

See all live checks

Campaigns and recalls

  • Open campaign or safety recall on this vehicle
  • Campaign billed on a vehicle it does not cover
  • Campaign expired or restricted
  • Unknown campaign code, not in the knowledge base
  • Overlapping campaigns on two warranty lines
  • A real part billed on a no-parts software campaign

The claim

  • Wrong pay type: warranty, customer, prepaid maintenance, service contract
  • Wrong or missing campaign op
  • Parts missing, extra, superseded, or on the wrong line
  • Flagged hours versus book time
  • Warranty time with no Corr: row
  • Clocked time less than half the paid hours
  • Same tech flagged the same hours twice
  • Warranty line missing its op, time, T1 / T2, or failed part number
  • Warranty op code the DMS has no description for

TSB and the story

  • A TSB that applies but is not named in the correction
  • TSB op billed on a vehicle the bulletin does not cover
  • T1 / T2 / failed-part story sitting on customer pay
  • Required DTC not in the correction
  • Battery claim checklist: op code for the battery’s age, T1 / T2, tester code, failed part, original install, with the cause and correction to copy
  • Front brake noise bulletin claims: a cause the warranty admin accepts, and a correction written

Prepaid maintenance

  • Prepaid maintenance interval or mileage
  • Maintenance line missing oil or filter
  • Cabin air filter required for this model, none billed
  • Parts billed on a no-parts maintenance op
  • Header maintenance op does not match the Corr: op

Store rules, rental, cashier

  • Email and license plate not captured on the RO
  • Service contract approval billed as factory warranty
  • Rental line on the wrong pay type
  • Rental missing its agreement number
  • Advertised coupon not on the line, caught at print
  • Oil change closed with no oil or filter
  • Menu op billed on a pay type store policy forbids

On the screen besides cards

  • Status strip: reading, issues, or clean
  • Search the recall and TSB knowledge from the RO
  • Pre-invoice rollup before they close

Built by Verbeck Labs

Built around dealership service.

DealerNavi brings the manufacturer’s recall and service bulletin requirements into the team’s daily workflow, helping employees turn complex information into practical decisions.

An AI-powered intelligence layer that works alongside dealership service department systems, helping employees catch mistakes, understand OEM requirements, protect the dealer, and make better decisions without disrupting their workflow.

What it takes

  1. Chrome, on the PCs they already use

    DealerNavi installs from the Chrome Web Store on the advisor and BDC computers, in the same Chrome they already use for DealerTrack and the scheduling screen.

  2. Each desk enrolls once

    A one-time code ties each computer to the store and to the job at that desk.

  3. Managers sign in from any browser

    The coaching report, the weekly trend, and the campaign notes are a web page the manager opens from anywhere.

  4. The manufacturer’s documents are the answer key

    The cards are built from the manufacturer’s own recall and TSB documents, loaded by us. An unknown campaign code alerts a manager.

Getting started

A few practical questions.

Where does the team use DealerNavi?

DealerNavi appears in Chrome on DealerTrack and the scheduling screen. Tell us which systems your dealership uses so we can confirm the fit.

How does it help new employees?

Guidance appears as employees work, helping new staff build good habits and experienced staff catch oversights. Managers can use recurring patterns to focus their coaching.

Where does the guidance come from?

The cards are built from the manufacturer’s recall and TSB documents, loaded by Verbeck Labs. Managers can add notes to campaign cards for their team.

What can the manager see?

Corrections made, open ROs with outstanding flags, coaching patterns, and weekly trends. The manager screens shown here use sample data to illustrate the reports.

Catch the mistake. Know the rule. Protect the dealer.

See how DealerNavi fits your service department.

Tell us about your dealership and the systems your team uses. We’ll walk through DealerNavi and confirm how it fits your operation.