It answers every call and every message

Yes, heydiga books workshop appointments for a motorcycle just as it does for a car. It asks what the workshop needs (model, reason for the visit, mileage, whether the customer is leaving the bike or waiting) and books with the duration that suits the type of job, against the workshop's real availability. With a bike stripped down on the bench nobody picks up the phone, and the appointment still comes in.

Yes, heydiga answers people calling to buy or test ride a motorcycle: it gives the information the business has loaded, such as the bikes in stock, takes the caller's details and books the visit or the test ride against the availability of the demo bikes and the sales diary, leaving the lead qualified for the salesperson. Many of those calls come in at the weekend, when the buyer has time to look at bikes.

Yes, and that is when heydiga shows most. In spring, calls to a motorcycle workshop triple, and before the MOT the phone fills up with services and preparation work. heydiga answers several calls at once, books appointments and follows up on the services that are due.

Yes. heydiga answers with the workshop's prices by model and mileage, such as the 10,000 km service, without improvising. Anything that needs a diagnosis it does not quote: it takes the reason for the enquiry and books the appointment so the workshop can look at it.

Yes. heydiga lets each customer know when their service is due, by mileage or by date, and offers the appointment in the same conversation. Mileage-based services are easily forgotten, and that is where most workshop work is recovered. The plans section shows which plans include reminders by WhatsApp and by call.

Yes, when heydiga is connected to the business's inventory: it says whether a particular accessory is in stock and, if not, takes the order with the customer's details for the team to handle. The plans section shows which plans include integration with the sector's software.

Yes. heydiga answers several calls at once, with no queues and no engaged tone, so at peak times no customer is left waiting or hangs up. The plans section shows how many simultaneous calls each plan includes.

heydiga does both. As well as answering incoming calls, it calls to confirm appointments, win back inactive customers, let people know something is ready or follow up after a visit.

Yes, and in automotive that is the norm: workshop bookings, opening-hours questions and people interested in a car all come in on the same number. digamotor identifies what each caller wants, books whatever can be booked and passes the sales lead to the salesperson with the details already collected.