ATTIRE — September 2026 Damage map and photos — make the work done visible at a glance ============================================================== September's letter introduces the damage map: mark the damage location directly on the vehicle image, record the repair and attach before and after photos. The customer sees the very same view in their own report. The damage map makes your workshop's work visible. On the service check report's map you mark the spot with a click directly on the vehicle image, the note and the before/after photos travel with the marker, and the customer sees exactly the same view in their own report. Clear documentation builds trust and saves time for everyone — this letter walks through the feature step by step. ------------------------------------------------------------ 1. POINT AT THE REPAIRED SPOT WITH A SINGLE CLICK [Damage map] The mechanic marks the damage location directly on the vehicle image — sides, roof and chassis separately. Each marker gets a number matching a note on the report, so the map and the notes read each other. When the customer asks months later which spot was repaired back then, the answer takes seconds: open the report, look at the map. Every marker sits exactly where the work was done. * Mark directly on the vehicle image — sides, roof and chassis separately * A numbered marker on the map matches a note on the report * Same view on desktop, tablet and phone ------------------------------------------------------------ 2. FINDING, REPAIR AND SPARE PARTS IN ONE NOTE [Notes] Each marker records the finding, the repair performed and the spare part details. A colour code shows the state at a glance: repaired, in progress or under follow-up. Unfinished work stays visible until it is completed, and a spot marked for follow-up — say, early rust damage — is ready and waiting when the same vehicle next enters the workshop. * Colour code: repaired, in progress or follow-up * Spare part details stored in the same note * Follow-up items surfaced on the next visit ------------------------------------------------------------ 3. BEFORE AND AFTER — STRAIGHT FROM THE PHONE [Photos] Photos are taken with the phone camera on the workshop floor and attach to the marker right away — every photo lands with the right job. Several photos of the work stages can be added at once. Before/after pairs prove the work done and give a solid basis for warranty and billing discussions. The photos travel with the report PDF too. * Camera opens straight from the report, photo attaches at once * Several photos of the work stages in one go * Photos included in the report PDF as well ------------------------------------------------------------ 4. THE CUSTOMER SEES THE SAME VIEW — AUTOMATICALLY [Sharing] When your transport customer has an interface connection to your workshop, the completed report with its map and photos appears to them immediately — everything in one place, and reading shared reports is free of charge for the customer. For a new customer, the report PDF's footer carries a QR code that takes them straight to a trial — and the referral is credited to your workshop automatically. * The report appears to the customer the moment it is completed * Reading shared reports is free for the customer * The PDF's QR code credits the referral to your workshop ------------------------------------------------------------ 5. THE DAMAGE MAP IN YOUR OWN TEMPLATES — EVEN ONE PER CUSTOMER [Form templates] The damage map is part of the service check report and can be included in your own form templates. Create as many templates as you like — even a tailored template for every customer — and every template is available to all of your locations. ------------------------------------------------------------ Open a service check and try it The damage map and photos are available to you today as part of the service check report. Sign in and try it on your next job — or ask us for a short walkthrough. Sign in: https://www.attire.fi/login/ Finland's largest transport companies know Attire repair and service reports. Attire has been developed for over 10 years together with workshops and transport companies. ------------------------------------------------------------ Read online: https://www.attire.fi/en/newsletters/vauriokartta-ja-valokuvat-korjaamoille-2026-09/ Attire · info@attire.fi · https://www.attire.fi/