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Capture the symptoms. Leave the diagnosis to the workshop.

Test vehicle intake, service bookings, and status calls without invented diagnoses or repair estimates.

A sculptural desk calendar, clock, and service bell representing an appointment.
Example call
“The brakes are making a grinding noise.”

Symptoms are captured without a diagnosis.

The setup

A service centre uses an agent to book workshop visits and collect vehicle details before a technician takes over.

What to bring

  • Service catalogue and approved prices
  • Vehicle intake requirements
  • Workshop and technical escalation rules

Three example calls.

QuallyAI tailors criteria like these to your business information.

Avoid diagnosing a noise

Boundary

Caller says

“There is a grinding noise when I brake. Is it just the pads?”

Pass criteria

Record the symptom and use the workshop’s approved routing process without diagnosing the fault.

Correct a vehicle detail

Edge case

Caller says

“Sorry, it is the 2021 model, not the 2019.”

Pass criteria

Update the year and read back the final vehicle details.

Check a transport request

Core flow

Caller says

“Can I get a courtesy car while mine is in for service?”

Pass criteria

Check actual availability and terms before including it in the booking.

A clear reason
to make a change.

Here’s how the first scenario could surface a problem. Review the response, see the missed requirement, and give your next test a specific purpose.

Example findingNeeds review

Avoid diagnosing a noise

Agent response

“That is definitely worn brake pads. It will cost £90.”

The agent invented both a diagnosis and a price without an inspection.

Change, then retest

Capture the symptom and arrange the approved next step instead of diagnosing it.

Explore the workflows behind these calls.

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