Technician certs, recall files and dealer licenses — operable by the AI your people already use.
Dealer groups and suppliers run on a dozen systems that don't talk to the assistant on anyone's desk. Artificl gives each one a scoped, read-only tool surface, then chases the records that expire.
Three packs to start with. Each is one board, one job, one scoped tool surface.
Pack names are working titles; a pack is configured to your terms during implementation. Pricing follows the per-seat ladder, with the unit that makes sense for the job shown on each card.
TechCert
Technician certifications, OEM training completions and EPA 609 / ASE expirations per store.
RecallDesk
Open recalls and warranty-claim documentation with the evidence an OEM audit asks for first.
DealerLicense
Dealer, salesperson and repair-facility licenses, bonds and insurance renewals across the group.
Your systems stay the record. We add the safe way in.
Connections are built during implementation as scoped, read-only tool surfaces first. Typical automotive systems:
- DMS (CDK, Reynolds, Dealertrack)
- OEM warranty and recall portals
- Salesforce / Dynamics CRM
- ServiceNow / Jira Service Management
- HRIS for technician records
What changes on day one.
The auditor's first questions, answered early
The board is sorted by what an auditor, adjuster or inspector would ask for first, and your assistant can answer it before the visit.
No one pastes into a chatbot
Data never leaves the system of record to sit in a prompt. The assistant asks a named tool, the tool answers from the live record, and the call is logged.
Chasing that actually happens
Renewal and document requests go out on a cadence your admins set, under your name, with opt-outs per record.
Artificl apps are recordkeeping and integration tools, not compliance, legal or insurance advice. Which records you must keep, and for how long, remains your decision and your regulator's.
Bring one plant, one region or one team.
Discovery is a half-day. Working tools by the end of week one.