Workshop pilot
Your staff prepare real service records in the portal, customers review them in ODO, and both sides assess the experience.
Express interest in the pilotWho this is for
The pilot is best suited to workshops ready to try the current portal alongside their existing process and share what works—and what gets in the way.
Your workshop
An owner or authorised representative can discuss participation and provide the details needed for workshop verification.
Your team
Scan the invoice, review the extracted details, and complete anything missing before sending the record for customer approval.
From interest to participation
Four steps to explore the fit, set up your workshop, and try ODO with your team.
Tell ODO about your workshop, location, and what you want to learn from the pilot.
Discuss whether ODO fits your workflow and identify the first service visits to try.
ODO verifies the workshop and provisions portal access. Identify the staff who will participate.
Use agreed service visits to test record entry and customer handover. Review the experience with ODO.
Before your workshop starts
Before starting, confirm these practical details with ODO.
ODO handles workshop verification and portal access during onboarding.
Your team scans invoices, checks the records, and shares feedback. Customers choose whether to connect and accept each record.
Optional after the pilot
Ask ODO to arrange an integration with your workshop software provider.
ODO and your provider assess feasibility, scope, cost and timing as a separate next step.
Express your interest
Tell ODO what your workshop hopes to learn. ODO will use these details to contact you about the pilot.
