/ Try the agents

Three real runs of the BayHaul agents.

Each demo puts a different agent on shift for one focused scenario — the OEM recall, the after-hours call, and the open appointment window. The agent simulates the full conversation; nothing is written back to the operator’s appointment book or parts queue.

/ Three demos · one agent each

Pick an agent and put it on shift.

Each demo runs the agent on a fixed scenario — the active recall, the after-hours caller, and the open appointment — so you can see it reason out loud without lifting real bookings off the schedule.

  1. 01

    Recall triage · fleet

    Recall Triage

    The agent reads the active OEM / NHTSA recall, lists the affected vehicles against your fleet, drafts an outreach blurb per owner, and routes them to the next open bay — the bay assignments are simulated, nothing is written back.

    • Reads the active recall (campaign id + severity + remedy).
    • Surfaces the affected vehicles against your fleet, not a generic list.
    • Drafts an outreach blurb per owner and books them onto a real bay.
    work order · livesampled
    NHTSA 26V-101 · fuel-pump seal · high
    fleet: 4 matched · remedy: seal + verify
    bay A 09:00 · bay B 10:00 · bay C 11:00
    Try the recall demo →

    sim · read-only · nothing written back

  2. 02

    Front desk · inbound call

    Front Desk

    Step into the caller seat. The agent greets, asks the right intake questions, offers the earliest same-day bay from the visible schedule, and confirms the booking — the resulting confirmation is simulated, nothing is written to the appointment book.

    • Greets the caller in the first ring, in their language, no hold time.
    • Quotes off your published price list, every shift — not from memory.
    • Books the slot using the schedule that’s actually free, not a default.
    work order · livesampled
    “BayHaul, this is the AI front desk”
    service · int 197.4 · oil · today 14:30
    bay A · 14:30–15:30 · owner on file
    Try the caller demo →

    sim · read-only · nothing written back

  3. 03

    Parts line · open RO

    Parts Sourcing

    The agent picks up an open appointment, queries in-network suppliers in parallel, reasons through landed cost × ETA against the bay window, and recommends one source before the window slips — the recommendation is read-only; no PartsOrder row is written.

    • Parallel-quotes your top three preferred suppliers, not just one.
    • Reasons on landed cost × delivery window against the appointment.
    • Escalates backorders before the bay window collapses, not after.
    work order · livesampled
    RO #4421 · water pump · bay B 11:00
    pick: NAPA Oceanside $148.40 ETA 10:55
    ETA ✓ · alt: O’Regans +$9 · +22min
    Try the supplier demo →

    sim · read-only · nothing written back

/ What demos don’t write back

The agent runs the full conversation. None of it lands in your books.

Every demo is an honest sim — the agent reasons through the same steps it would take on a live Monday, but the appointments, bookings, recall flags, and order rows stay out of your dashboard until you flip a shop on for real.

No Appointment row

The recall demo books affected VINs onto specific bays — those bay assignments live in the sim only, not in /app/appointments.

No Booking confirmation

The front-desk demo confirms a real slot — but the slot, the caller, and the vehicle never reach the operator’s appointment book.

No PartsOrder row

The parts-sourcing demo picks a source on landed cost × ETA — the recommendation is read-only and never lands in /app/parts.

/ Get on shift

Pick a demo, or get walked through the full Monday.

Each demo is one focused scenario — a single agent on duty, one operator upstream. The walkthrough is the full three-agent loop and is the fastest way to see how they hand off to each other on a real Monday.