Partner garage network: your fleet's servicing in one place

Dadycar brings your garages, body shops, roadworthiness test centres and leasing companies together in a single directory, linked to your vehicles. You book a service, follow the quotes and the orders, and apply maintenance plans by category, with reminders before every due date.

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Servicing steered from the fleet

Up to -40 % of the time spent managing servicing.
Four families of suppliers: garages, body shops, roadworthiness testing, leasing companies.
Separate plans for combustion vehicles and for electric vehicles.

What blocks the servicing of a fleet

Garage contact details are scattered between notebooks, inboxes and the managers of each site, and are lost the first time someone changes job.
Every job is arranged by phone, with no trace of the request or the quote in the management tool.
The history is lost: nobody knows when the vehicle last saw a garage, or what for.

What you get with Dadycar

Servicing builds on the data already in the software: vehicles, engines, mileages and sites. You plan instead of enduring downtime.

A supplier directory

Garages, body shops, roadworthiness test centres and leasing companies are listed and attached to the vehicles concerned.

Internal and partner services

Work carried out by your own workshop and work entrusted to a partner follow the same route.

Service booking

Dadycar Services lets you book a service, place an order and follow the quote that goes with it.

Maintenance plans by category

Fluids, brakes, battery, engine, tyres: every category has its plan, different for a diesel or a petrol car and for an electric vehicle.

Preventive servicing by mileage

The plan triggers on the real mileage of the vehicle, for example a preventive service at 20,000 km.

Scheduled maintenance reminders

Servicing and roadworthiness test due dates reach the named owner before the date, with the vehicle and the site concerned, not after the vehicle is off the road.

How it works

1List your suppliers. Garages, body shops, roadworthiness testing and leasing companies enter the directory, attached to the sites and the vehicles (Dadycar Garage).
2Apply a maintenance plan. By category and by engine type, triggered by mileage or by date (predictive and automated maintenance).
3Book and follow up. Service request, quote, order and history stay attached to the vehicle (supplier management).

Who it is for

Service and maintenance, where a vehicle off the road stops a customer job (see the industry page).
Construction, with vehicles and machines scattered over several sites (see the industry page).
Maintenance and operations managers who arbitrate between their own workshop and a partner (see the role page).

Your servicing plan built during the demo

Tell us what your fleet is made of: we show the maintenance plan applied to your vehicles.

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Your questions before getting started

“Can I keep my usual garages?” Yes. The directory takes in your existing suppliers, internal as well as external.
“Do I need a device?” No. Maintenance plans work with odometer readings entered by hand; telematics automates those readings.
“How long does it take to start?” As soon as the fleet and the suppliers are imported, maintenance plans and reminders can be switched on.

Frequently asked questions

How do you manage the maintenance of a vehicle fleet?

By attaching every vehicle to a maintenance plan by category (fluids, brakes, battery, engine, tyres), triggered by mileage or by date, and by keeping the history of the work done on each vehicle. Reminders warn the owner before the due date, rather than when the vehicle is already off the road.

How do you book a garage appointment for a company vehicle?

From Dadycar Services, the service request goes to the supplier chosen in the directory, with the vehicle concerned. The quote and the order that go with it stay attached to the vehicle's file, which avoids phone exchanges that leave no trace.

Does an electric vehicle follow the same servicing plan?

No. Dadycar tells apart the plan applying to diesel and petrol engines from the one applying to electric vehicles: the categories tracked differ, in particular on fluids, brakes and the battery.

Are all company vehicles subject to the roadworthiness test?

Passenger cars and light commercial vehicles are subject to a periodic roadworthiness test, whose frequency depends on the category of the vehicle. The applicable rules are published on service-public.gouv.fr. Dadycar tracks those due dates among the fleet reminders.

What is the difference between preventive and corrective servicing?

Preventive servicing is planned in advance, by mileage or by date, to avoid a breakdown: a service at 20,000 km, for example. Corrective servicing comes after a failure has been found. A maintenance plan exists to move as much work as possible from the second to the first.

Can work done by an internal workshop be tracked?

Yes. Internal services and partner services coexist in the same module: a vehicle's history gathers the work done in house and the work entrusted to an outside garage.

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