ValetFlow SEO guide

Dealership Workshop and valeting capacity planning software

ValetFlow helps managers compare the day’s Workshop and valeting demand with available capacity, identify vehicles at risk and act before a collection deadline is missed.

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See whether the day can be delivered


A list of bookings does not show whether the dealership has enough technician and valeting time to complete them. ValetFlow converts expected job durations into a daily capacity view so managers can compare demand with dealership targets.

  • Workshop workload and available minutes
  • Valeting workload and available minutes
  • Nearly-full and overcapacity warnings
  • Job-by-job due-time and SLA status
  • Vehicles awaiting accepted handover
  • Manager quality-check targets
  • Customer-waiting and priority visibility


Spot delays before the customer arrives


Approaching deadlines, missed due times, unaccepted Workshop-to-valeter handovers and overdue quality checks are surfaced in one planner. This gives managers a practical exception list rather than making them inspect every job individually.

Configure targets by dealership


Each site can set its own Workshop capacity, valeting capacity, default valet duration, SLA warning period, handover acceptance target and quality-check target. Multi-site groups can therefore use shared software without forcing every dealership into identical working hours or staffing levels.

FAQs


Does ValetFlow allocate Workshop bays automatically?


ValetFlow currently provides operational capacity and SLA visibility rather than claiming to replace a full bay-allocation or parts-planning system.

Can it show vehicles waiting for valeting acceptance?


Yes. Vehicles released by Workshop remain visible as awaiting acceptance until the receiving person accepts the vehicle and keys or returns the handover with a reason.