Everything in one list
Site map for InspectBay
Every page on this site and every section of the home page, with a line explaining what waits at the other end.
Main pages
- Home The full product story: the cost of the approval call, how an inspection runs, features, results, plans and the request form.
- Author, Jimenez Julien Who builds InspectBay, what he learned inside repair shops, how the product is maintained and how to reach him directly.
- Site map This page, a linked index of every destination on the site for people and for crawlers.
Free tools, comparisons and working documents
- InspectBay compared with the other tools on your shortlistInspectBay is the photo inspection and approval layer for an independent repair shop that already has a shop management system it does not want to replace.
- InspectBay vs AutoVitalsAutoVitals fits an owner ready to rebuild the whole front of the shop around one vendor, while InspectBay fits an owner who only wants the photo and the approval to work.
- InspectBay vs TekmetricTekmetric is for a shop ready to move its repair orders, invoicing and reporting onto a new cloud system, while InspectBay is for a shop that only wants photo inspections and one link approval on top of what it runs today.
- InspectBay vs ShopmonkeyShopmonkey is built for shops that want estimating, scheduling, invoicing and payments in one place, while InspectBay is built for shops that only want the inspection photos and the approval to be excellent.
- Calculators for the numbers that run a repair shopTwo free tools for shop owners and service advisors who want to size the return on photo inspections and the bay time they actually cost.
- Approval Revenue CalculatorEnter your weekly ticket count, what your technicians typically write up per inspection and how much approval you expect photos to add.
- Inspection Time PlannerSize the weekly hours a full digital inspection program takes before you promise your technicians it will only take a minute.
- Resources for shops selling work with photosFree tools, comparisons and a working checklist for independent repair shops that want more of their recommended work approved.
- DVI Rollout ChecklistEverything a shop has to decide, install and say out loud before the first inspection link goes to a customer, and what to check every week afterward.
Home page sections
- The cost of the approval call Four measured costs of chasing approvals by phone, from advisor minutes to goodwill write offs.
- How an inspection runs The four steps from scanning the VIN at the toolbox to a dispatched, line by line approval.
- Features Photo lines, severity grading, measurement history, the approval link, the follow up queue and management system write back.
- Results after ninety days Median movement in repair order value, approval time, recovered declined work and link open rate.
- Shops using InspectBay Owners and advisors in Texas, Washington and Ohio on what changed at their counter.
- Plans and pricing One Bay at $49, Full Shop at $99 and Multi Shop at $219 per month, with what each plan includes.
- Questions and answers Cost, setup time, data ownership, integrations, cancellation and whether flat rate techs will use it.
- Request a demo The form that reaches the service desk, plus a direct email address if you would rather write.
Legal and policy
- Legal notice Publisher identity, company registration numbers, hosting provider, intellectual property and applicable law.
- Privacy policy The exact form fields we collect, retention periods, processors, and US state and EU privacy rights.
- Terms of service Subscription terms, billing, cancellation, data ownership, availability targets and liability.
Utility pages
- Request received The confirmation page shown after the request form is sent, with reply times and what to read next.
- Page not found Where a broken or outdated link lands, with routes back to the home page, pricing and this map.
- Email the service desk A direct line to the people who build and support InspectBay, answered within one business day.
Bay Notes, the magazine
- Bay Notes, the magazine Nine articles on inspections, parts, estimates, diagnostics and the numbers that keep a bay profitable.
- How to Shoot Brake, Tire, and Fluid Photos a Customer Can Read How to frame, light and caption brake, tire and fluid shots so a customer reading on a phone can see the wear.
- OE, Aftermarket, and Remanufactured Parts: Cost, Warranty, and Fit What OE, aftermarket and remanufactured really mean for warranty, delivery time and comeback risk at the counter.
- Six Ways Shops Lose Declined Work Before the Next Visit Six habits that let declined line items disappear between the estimate and the next oil change, and the fix for each.
- What State Law Requires on Written Estimates and Authorization What state rules ask of a written estimate, an authorization to exceed it and the invoice that follows.
- Anatomy of a Brake and Tire Ticket, From Drop Off to Pickup One brake and tire ticket followed through intake, dispatch, inspection, approval, parts, install and pickup.
- ADAS Calibration and EV Service: What Independent Shops Face Next What camera calibration and high voltage work mean for the floor space, tooling and training an independent shop needs.
- A Multi Point Inspection Checklist You Can Finish in 15 Minutes The items a technician can genuinely cover in fifteen minutes, in an order that raises the lift only once.
- How to Calculate Effective Labor Rate, ARO, and Tech Efficiency The formulas behind effective labor rate, average repair order, technician efficiency and parts gross profit.
- Three Hours on a No Start: Where Diagnostic Time Actually Goes Where three billed hours actually go on a crank but no start, from verifying the complaint to the confirming drive cycle.