AutoTire & Safeties Ltd.
Auto repair & tire shop (NAPA AutoPro) · Oshawa, GTA
AutoTire & Safeties tells visitors 'We service Holman Fleets!' but the site still lists a fax number and runs on an old DotNetNuke platform - a modern fleet portal would match the scale of accounts you're already handling.
Why they need it
AutoTire & Safeties Ltd. is a NAPA AutoPro shop in Oshawa that explicitly advertises 'We service Holman Fleets!' - Holman is a major North American fleet management company, meaning this shop is already handling real commercial fleet volume - but the site itself runs on a legacy DotNetNuke/'Net Driven' platform and still lists a fax number as a contact method alongside the shop email. There is no fleet account portal of any kind: Holman and other commercial accounts have to call or fax like a retail customer. A modern fleet-account portal (vehicle list, authorization status, invoice history) integrated with a real online booking system would let AutoTire & Safeties actually operate at the scale its Holman relationship implies, cut the manual authorization/fax workflow that almost certainly slows down fleet job turnaround today, and replace an outdated CMS that is holding back everything else on the site.
Tech gaps
Runs on a dated DotNetNuke/Net Driven platform; still lists a fax number; explicitly services 'Holman Fleets' commercial accounts with no fleet portal, no real-time booking, and no online job tracking - appointment requests are a static form, not a scheduler.
Current tech
Legacy DotNetNuke ('Net Driven' automotive CMS platform) site with a 'Request an Appointment'/'Schedule My Service' static form, a fax number still listed as a contact method, and ASE-certified technician branding under the NAPA AutoPro banner.
Selling a portal + ops tool
PlaybookA customer-facing portal and the internal tool behind it, built together so the data is entered once.
- Lead with whichever side hurts more today; the other side is phase two.
- One data model means the customer sees exactly what the office sees.
Objections (1)
- “That is a big project.”
- It is two small ones in a row. You see the first working before you commit to the second.