Records, decisions, and history
- Parts and job context
- Quote review and approval history
- Saved revisions and internal follow-ups
- Reviewed edits and assistant guidance
SOFTWARE BY SMITH DIGITAL
BAYSTEAD
PARTS.
Every part. Every next step.
A developing workspace for collision-repair teams.
Bring parts records, quote decisions, saved revisions, and internal follow-ups into one job-centered process.
Watch the 53-second demoWatch the Baystead development demo.
Development demo using sample data. Scenes illustrate product direction. Integrations and real-shop validation are still in progress.
THE WORKFLOW IN THE FILM
From the estimate
to the next decision.
A walkthrough of the illustrative video. Each step uses fictional information.
- 01
Start with the job
Review a sample estimate and its parts in a shared workspace.
- 02
Compare the options
See fictional supplier quotes side by side. A person reviews compatibility, timing, and the decision.
- 03
Keep the next step connected
Prepare an internal follow-up, receipt reminder, or job-history entry.
- 04
Ask, review, then act
View an illustrative assistant answer and review a draft before taking action.
ASSISTANT GUIDANCE
Keep the answer
close to the work.
The product direction brings explanations and editable drafts beside the relevant record, with a person responsible for reviewing the result.
This video illustrates the intended experience. A filmed answer does not establish a live AI or vendor connection.
DEVELOPMENT STATUS
A focused product.
A staged rollout.
Baystead is in development. Guided reviews use sample information while integrations and real-shop acceptance continue.
Real systems and shop workflows
- CCC estimate mapping
- PartsTrader and OpsTrax connections
- Installed Windows behavior
- Real-shop acceptance and supported rollout
The current demo does not establish live supplier feeds, automatic ordering, completed vendor integrations, or measured shop savings.
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