SteadmereEstimating and invoicing software for paintless dent repair shops.What it does A shop prices a job dent by dent from its own price book, sends the customer a link to read and sign, turns the approved estimate into an invoice, and records what gets paid against it. Jobs go on a schedule, photos attach to the panel they show, and the price book belongs to the shop rather than to us. How it works

Add the customer and the car. A VIN fills in the year, make and model.

Add a row per dent — panel, size, depth, quantity. It prices from your book as you go.

Send the customer a link. They read it and sign it on their own phone, with no account.

Switch it to an invoice and record the payment when it arrives.

Common questionsMost of my intake is voice notes and texts. How does that become a job?Right now, by hand through the estimate wizard. The intake that reads a transcript into a job is built and tested, and it is switched off — the honest reason is below.When the AI does get switched on, what stops it writing nonsense into a job?It never writes straight to the database. The parse fills an editable form, and edits to an existing job show you a preview to confirm first.How do VINs get into the system?Scan the door-jamb barcode with your phone camera, snap a photo of the plate, or type it — the VIN decodes to year, make, and model automatically.Can it price the way my shop already prices?Yes — the damage matrix runs on your shop's own price book, and owners edit it in the app. Changing a number is not a support ticket.What does my customer see when I send an estimate?A link that opens in their browser — no app, no account, no password. They see the estimate, approve it, and sign on their phone.Longer answers to all of theseRequest access · Keep me posted · Sign in · Guides · Terms of Service · Privacy Policy · Sitemap