Garage software for Switzerland — built for Swiss workshops

Revnetic is garage management software built for workshops in Switzerland. It handles the day around the repair — booking jobs, quoting work, ordering parts, tracking suppliers, invoicing with a proper QR-bill and giving customers their own portal — in one connected system, in German, French, Italian and English.

Most garage software sold in Switzerland was written for a different market and adapted afterwards. That shows up in the details that cost you time every week: an invoice that cannot produce a scannable QR-bill, VAT handling built around foreign rates, prices quoted in euros, or an interface that exists in one language while your counter serves three.

What makes software Swiss-ready?

Four things, and they are all practical rather than cosmetic:

• QR-bill invoices — the Swiss payment standard. Your customer scans the invoice and pays; you stop chasing reference numbers by hand.
• Correct VAT treatment with configurable rates, so the invoice you send is the invoice your accountant accepts.
• CHF as a first-class currency — in your pricing, your reports and your subscription, not converted from something else.
• German, French and Italian in the same product, because a Swiss garage does not get to pick one language for its customers.

Revnetic does all four. Invoices carry a QR-bill, VAT rates are configurable, the subscription is priced in CHF, and the entire interface — plus the customer portal and the AI assistant — runs in all four languages.

What does it actually replace?

For most independent garages the honest answer is: a paper calendar, a spreadsheet, a supplier catalogue in a browser tab, and an accounting tool that only hears about a job once it is finished. Those four things do not talk to each other, so the same customer, vehicle and part get typed in four times.

Revnetic connects the chain instead. A quote becomes a job with one click. Parts booked to that job come out of your stock and carry their cost with them. When the work is done, the invoice is already filled in — customer, vehicle, labour and parts — and goes out as a PDF by email with a QR-bill attached.

What is included?

• Job scheduling — today and the week ahead in one view, jobs assigned to mechanics, no double-booked lift.
• Quotes and estimates — build from labour and parts, send, and convert to a job when the customer approves.
• Parts and supplier management — stock, purchase orders, supplier profiles with brands, lead times and payment terms, and OCR that reads supplier invoices into your inventory.
• Invoicing — VAT-correct, QR-bill ready, sent by email, with payment status and reminders for overdue bills.
• Customer and vehicle records — full service history per plate, searchable in seconds.
• A branded customer portal — customers see quotes, approve work and read their own history without phoning the counter.
• Rev, an AI assistant powered by Claude — fault-code interpretation, repair suggestions and customer-ready explanations of the work.

How much does it cost?

Revnetic is a monthly subscription in CHF with no setup fee and no lock-in — Base at CHF 59 and Pro at CHF 119 per month. Both plans include every feature; the only difference is that Base covers one user and Pro covers unlimited users. Pay yearly and save 10%. Every plan starts with a 30-day free trial, so you can run real jobs through it before deciding.

That matters in this market. Traditional garage systems in Switzerland are often sold with a four- or five-figure setup cost and a multi-year contract, which is a large bet to place on software you have not used yet.

Is it right for your garage?

Revnetic is built for independent workshops, multi-bay garages and small chains — anyone doing service and repair work who has to schedule jobs, buy parts and invoice customers. A one-person shop uses it to stop losing quotes; a five-bay garage uses it to keep the whole team on one calendar and see where money is actually being made.