UK MOT centres + AE-class testers — DVSA-aware scheduling, tester license tracking, classes 1-7 routing, cert + retest workflow.
UK MOT centres + AE-class testers — DVSA-aware scheduling, tester license tracking, classes 1-7 routing, cert + retest. Compliant by design.
DVSA-aware register of testers, classes held, expiry dates, annual training due. The lane never opens with the wrong tester rota — the system won't let it.
Class 4 cars, class 7 vans, class 1-2 bikes — different bays, different testers, different durations. The diary respects the distinction so the lane runs at capacity.
Failure-item list flows straight to the workshop diary, parts ordered, retest slot held within the 10-day window. The free retest you actually deliver, not the one you forget about.
Pass certificate or fail report sent to phone with photos of every advisory and failure, retest booking link, payment link. The customer leaves with clarity, not a printed sheet.
DVSA MOT-due dates synced for every customer vehicle, renewal cadence (28 days, 14, 7, day-of), manufacturer recall checks layered in. The lane stays full, the customer stays safe.
DVSA Inspection Manual, special-notice updates, common-fail patterns, tester FAQ — searchable from the lane. Junior testers find the right rule, not the wrong one.
A 2-bay MOT-and-repair centre booked every MOT as a generic 45-minute slot regardless of class, and ran failure-rectification on a separate WhatsApp chain. Three-week build: class-aware slot routing, tester license register with expiry reminders, failure-to-retest workflow with 10-day tracking, SMS results with photos. Six months in: MOT capacity up 28%, retest book-back rate from 41% to 73%, zero scheduling-rota near-misses.
How we measure: Capacity measured as completed MOTs per available tester-hour, weighted by class, across 2,140 MOTs in the rolling six months versus the prior six-month baseline; retest book-back from the campaign tool with 10-day window enforcement.
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Bring the tester rota, the class mix, last quarter's failure list. That's enough to start.