On Pro

Digital estimates & invoices

Share the paperless estimate. They open it on their phone — no stack on the counter.

Pro: text or email to approve — not a two-way SMS inbox. Elite: two-way SMS texting + message templates.

Digital estimate · Pro

Review estimate

CR-V

  • Labor$210
  • Parts$86

$487

ApproveSign & approve

Next step on the same ticket — no reply field.

Illustrative story chrome — CR-V and $487 are not live shop metrics.

You already wrote the estimate on the repair order. What you should not have to do next is print a stack, photograph a paper ticket, and text a blurry total while the car sits. Digital estimates & invoices on Pro share the paperless ticket from the same RO. They open it on their phone. They see the same labor, parts, and total the advisor walked. Then they can approve when ready.

This is the ticket before the tap. Approvals owns Approve and Sign & approve. This page owns the document they read first. It is not a chat thread. Pro send is text or email the link — not a two-way SMS inbox. When the counter needs conversation about the lines, that is Elite, and we will say so plainly instead of pretending the estimate is a messaging product.

If you have ever watched a printed estimate walk out of the shop and never come back, this page is for you. If you have ever confused “send the estimate” with “open a chat,” this page is for you. Paperless on Pro. Conversation optional on Elite. No Ultra estimate AI invented here.

Delight

The ticket they read, not the thread that chats

Most shops still share work the slow way: a printout on the counter, a photo of the ticket in a personal text, a dollar amount without the lines. “I’ll look at it later” with nothing to open. The estimate is done. The customer never saw the same document the advisor walked. The yes waits on a callback.

ShopRally puts the paperless ticket on Pro. You share the digital estimate — or later the invoice — from the repair order by text or email. They open a review surface on their phone: the same jobs, labor, parts, and total. Sharing does not mint a second document system. Jobs stay on one RO. Build stays on /features/estimates for the Operate workspace; this landing is the customer-facing share and review moment.

That honesty is the product. Prospects comparing ShopRally to a “texting CRM” should leave this page knowing exactly what the digital estimate is: a document, not a chat. Two-way SMS inbox and templates are Elite. Approvals is the tap that closes. Inspections can share evidence before the ticket — soft pair, not this spine. We will not invent Ultra estimate AI. We will not claim approve-twice-as-fast ROI percentages.

If you have ever reshot a paper ticket because the customer said they never got it, this page is for you. If you have ever opened a messaging composer when all you needed was for them to read the lines, this page is for you. Digital estimates is the Pro paperless ticket in the Delight / revenue chain.

Channel gate

Pro document share vs Elite conversation

Both Delight pages that touch estimate→customer keep the gate visible. This page emphasizes the document. Approvals emphasizes the tap. Two-way SMS emphasizes the thread. Neither pretends the other product is included.

Pro · Digital estimate document

CR-V · $487

Labor, parts, and total from the same RO.

Pro is send-to-approve, not a two-way inbox.

Elite · Two-way SMS

“Are rotors included?”

Need to talk through the ticket? That's Elite inbox + templates — not required to share the estimate.

Two-way SMS

When they're ready to say yes → Email & SMS approvals. This page = document; Approvals = tap / e-sign.

If the job is “get the paperless ticket on their phone,” Pro is enough. If the job is “answer why the rotors are on the ticket in a thread,” that is Elite. Ultra does not unlock a special digital-estimate AI — Ultra heroes live on Reviews drafts, after-hours SMS, and memberships.

Product proof

Same RO lines on their phone

Product proof. The phone view is not a second estimate system. It is the same ticket the advisor wrote, shared.

Digital estimate · Pro

Review estimate

CR-V

  • Labor$210
  • Parts$86

$487

ApproveSign & approve

Next step on the same ticket — no reply field.

Illustrative story chrome — CR-V and $487 are not live shop metrics.

RO workspace · share

Share digital estimate · text | email

Shared

One repair order. One ticket. Their phone.

Share the ticket from the RO you’re already on. They see the same totals you walked. Labor and parts lines collapse and expand as the product allows. Illustrative CR-V / $487 stays labeled as story chrome — chain continuity with Approvals Wave-1 is intentional, not a fake metric.

When work is done, the invoice twin uses the same paperless pattern: share link, open on phone, collect on the payments path without overselling Stripe text-to-pay on this page. Deep Stripe and text-to-pay are Elite payments packaging; Pro still tracks paid-to-date and balance due on the RO elsewhere. This landing stays on the document.

What this section will not mock: a chat composer as the estimate, an Elite SMS inbox as primary, fake “viewed in 12s” KPI dashboards, or a second document CMS outside the RO.

  • Share the ticket from the RO you’re already on.
  • They see the same totals you walked.
  • Paperless on Pro — conversation is Elite if you need it.
  • Approve is the next tap — see Approvals.

On their phone

On their phone: open, review, then the tap

This is the customer-first document journey. Approve is the paired closer — numbered here as the handoff beat, not a second Approvals page.

  1. 1

    Advisor builds on the RO.

    Jobs, labor, and parts stay on one repair order.

  2. 2

    Send the link.

    Email or SMS the digital estimate or invoice. Pro = send-to-approve.

  3. 3

    They open on a phone.

    Readable lines and totals — not a PDF photo of a printout.

  4. 4

    Review the lines.

    Labor, parts, total. They see what they are looking at before any tap.

  5. 5

    Approve when ready.

    Handoff to Approvals: Approve or Sign & approve on Pro.

  6. 6

    Invoice twin (when work is done).

    Same paperless pattern: share link, open on phone.

1. Advisor builds on the RO. Jobs, labor, and parts stay on one repair order. Sharing does not mint a second document system. Light nod to /features/estimates workspace — do not duplicate that landing. This page starts when the ticket is ready to share.

2. Send the link. Email or SMS the digital estimate or invoice. Pro = send-to-approve path, not a two-way inbox. No reply field required to put the document on their phone.

3. They open on a phone. They tap the message. What opens is the digital estimate document — readable lines and totals, not a PDF photo of a printout, not an app download, not a login wall for a basic review.

4. Review the lines. Labor, parts, total. Optional soft context if inspection share was sent earlier — photos live on Inspections; do not restage a full DVI gallery here. They see what they are looking at before any tap.

5. Approve when ready. Handoff to Approvals: Approve or Sign & approve on Pro. Still not a chat thread. This page leads with the document; /features/approvals leads with the tap / e-sign.

6. Invoice twin (when work is done). Same paperless pattern for invoices: share link, open on phone. Pair payments tracking elsewhere without overselling Elite Stripe text-to-pay as a digital-estimates unlock.

Questions in a thread? Elite two-way SMS. Tap to approve? /features/approvals. This page is the paperless ticket they read first.

Same RO

Same RO, no second system

Live honesty expanded: the paperless share is not a parallel CMS. Advisors should not fear “where did that PDF live?” Jobs stay on the RO. Share is a link to the same work. Status writes back through the Approvals chain when they tap — Shared, then Approved or Signed — without inventing open-tracking analytics we have not confirmed.

The Operate build experience — matrices, labor, parts attach — stays on /features/estimates. Cannibalizing that landing with a full build tour here would blur the wedge. This page’s job is share and review. Keep the RO peek thin: enough to show Share digital estimate / invoice from the ticket they are on.

RO workspace · share

Share digital estimate · text | email

Shared

One repair order. One ticket. Their phone.

Handoff

Pair Approvals: the ticket before the tap

Digital estimates and Approvals are one Pro chain with two page jobs. This page owns the document. Approvals owns the closer. Design should feel like siblings, not clones.

When they have read the lines, the next action is Approve or Sign & approve — e-sign included on Pro. You do not buy Elite to collect a signature. You do not open a chat composer to get the yes. Soft CTA into /features/approvals for the full approve journey: share, review, tap yes, board can match WIP.

Inspections remain soft: evidence before or beside the paperless estimate so they see why the lines exist. Inspection share can precede the ticket; do not merge pages.

Digital estimate · Pro

Review estimate

CR-V

  • Labor$210
  • Parts$86

$487

ApproveSign & approve

Next step on the same ticket — no reply field.

Illustrative story chrome — CR-V and $487 are not live shop metrics.

Ticket before tap

Approve / Sign & approve

E-sign included on Pro. You do not buy Elite to collect a signature.

Open Email & SMS approvals

Honest packaging

What this is / isn’t, by plan

Digital-estimates-scoped ladder only. No Ultra estimate AI row. Pricing Truth lock in FAQ and CTA.

CapabilityProEliteUltra
Build jobs/labor/parts on ROYesYesYes
Share digital estimate link (text/email)YesYesYes
Share digital invoice linkYesYesYes
Customer phone review of totalsYesYesYes
Approve / Sign & approveYesYesYes
Two-way SMS context on the ticketYesYes
Stripe text-to-pay (payments packaging)YesYes (mention only; don’t hero)

Pro. Paperless estimate + invoice share + approve/e-sign chain already monetizes without Elite inbox. Send the link. They review on their phone. They tap when ready. Build stays on the RO / estimates workspace.

Elite. Add conversation when the counter needs threads around the ticket — see Two-way SMS. Other Elite packaging stays on its own pages. Do not pretend Elite is required to share the estimate.

Ultra. No special digital-estimate unlock. Ultra heroes live on Reviews AI drafts you publish, after-hours SMS assistant, and Service Memberships. Do not invent Ultra estimate AI.

Pricing Truth lock: Pro $119 / Elite $239 / Ultra $319 · month-to-month · no lock-in. Pro is enough for paperless tickets and approvals.

Packaging

Questions about this feature

Is the digital estimate a chat thread?
No. It’s a paperless document the customer opens from a text or email link. Two-way SMS inbox and templates are Elite — see /features/two-way-sms.
How is this different from Email & SMS approvals?
Digital estimates is the ticket they read (lines + totals on their phone). Approvals is the tap / e-sign that closes the yes. They pair on Pro — this page leads with the document; /features/approvals leads with Approve / Sign & approve.
Does sharing create a second estimate system?
No. Jobs, labor, and parts stay on one repair order. Sharing does not mint a second document system. Build details live on /features/estimates.
Can I send invoices the same way?
Yes. The landing covers digital estimates & invoices — same paperless share pattern when it’s time to collect.
Do customers need an app?
No. They open the link on their phone and review the totals there.
Do I need Elite to share estimates?
No. Share + phone review + approve/e-sign are Pro. Elite adds two-way conversation when questions need a thread.
What’s the pricing?
Pro $119 · Elite $239 · Ultra $319 — month-to-month, no lock-in. Pro is enough for paperless tickets and approvals.

Reserve a founding seat

Founding shops get Pro, Elite, or Ultra at launch — Pro $119 / Elite $239 / Ultra $319, month-to-month, no lock-in. Paperless estimates & invoices that open on the customer’s phone ship with founding Pro; upgrade to Elite when the conversation around the ticket needs an inbox. You do not buy a higher tier to share the ticket and collect a signed yes.

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Launching Q4 2026 · no card · we'll invite you at launch

Built by a shop owner · Launching Q4 2026