A programme can be scoped for one site or for many sites and brands of your group. The AMPS team takes on agreed work in agreed bays, and every site works with the same method, documentation and reporting.
Where your brands are part of an OEM programme, we align the scope and method with it. Group-level reporting lets you compare sites against each other and against OEM catalogue times.
Independents service many brands with lean teams. An AMPS programme takes on agreed work and documents it the same way at every branch, so customers get a consistent, modern experience wherever they go.
Start with one branch and a few bays. Extend when the results are there.
Insurers already expect photos and evidence for every claim. In an AMPS programme, damage, repair steps and quality checkpoints are documented in structured photo and video sets, as part of the work.
That makes claims faster to approve, repairs easier to verify and the fine-motor craft of your best people visible and teachable.
Tyre changes, balancing, TPMS service and quick-service jobs are short, frequent and repeatable. Digital checks pay off immediately, and this is the kind of work where partner automation, such as drive-over scanners and tyre robotics, tends to arrive first.
Maintenance, service and repair of trucks, buses and trailers: air brakes, hydraulics and commercial-vehicle electronics. Digital inspection reports and documented routines support uptime for fleet customers and safer work in the bay.
AMPS works with the manufacturer or importer to define one programme: brands, repair areas, documentation standard, milestones and deliverables. The OEM then offers that programme into its dealer network, so every participating dealer works with the same method.
Each dealer agrees the scope and data terms for its own site in writing. Anonymised, network-wide insight supports aftersales quality and prepares the network for automation, together with technology partners.