Magpie books your details at the customer's address and keeps time free to drive between them. It takes the deposit for a coating and bills the rest by card.

Yes. Your booking page lists your services with their length and price. A customer picks a day and a time your hours leave free. They enter a name and an email address. They book without signing up first, and get a confirmation email.

Yes. Each service has its own length and price. A two-hour interior and a four-hour full detail are two services. A service can be switched off for the winter without losing its bookings.

Yes. A service's location can say that you come to the car. The address is on your quote request and on the customer's contact. A buffer after each booking keeps time free to drive to the next one.

Yes. A minimum notice sets how soon before a start time a detail can still be booked. A maximum range sets how far ahead. Both are in the booking rules every booking follows.

Yes. The confirmation email has a link to choose another free time or to cancel. Once the notice you set has begun, the link asks them to contact you instead.

Yes. A time is offered only when your calendar is free. An event you put in Calendar, or answered Going to, takes that time off the page.

Yes. Your quote request Form can take a photo or a PDF of up to 10 MB. Only the people who can see the Form's responses can open it.

You send a proposal with packages: a one-stage correction, a two-stage one, or correction and coating. Optional lines add the wheels or the glass. The customer chooses, signs on the page and pays the deposit by card.

Yes. The proposal's payment schedule starts with a deposit, invoiced when the customer accepts. They pay it by card into your own Stripe account. The balance is invoiced when you bill it.

Yes. Each invoice has a payment link. The invoice's page shows it, so you can send it another way. The customer pays by card on their own phone. The payment is recorded on the invoice.

Magpie adds no fee. Stripe's processing fee is taken from each payment. The rest goes to your own Stripe account, and Stripe pays it out to your bank.

Yes. Invoicing has named tax rates, such as HST or VAT, each with a percentage. Each line uses one of them or no tax. A combined rate such as GST + PST shows each tax on its own line.

Yes. A customer's contact holds their address. A pinned note stays at the top with the make, the colour and the plate. Their page lists every booking, proposal and invoice.

Yes. A follow-up on the contact has a date and a reason. It is a To-do with the usual reminders. Follow-ups lists every open one as Overdue, Today or Upcoming.

Yes. You photograph each receipt on your phone, up to 10 MB each. Totals export as CSV, with the receipts as a ZIP file.

Yes. You mark the expense as reimbursable and choose the customer. Add unbilled expenses then puts it on their next invoice as a line. It is marked billed when the invoice is issued.

Yes. A timer runs on the job's project, at its rate. It keeps going if you close the browser. You can also add time afterwards, such as 3h 30m.

Yes. Asset Tracker keeps each machine with its tag, serial number and condition. Start maintenance records one in for repair, with the date it is expected back. Its receipt and warranty are kept on its page.

Yes. In Inventory, the van can be its own stock. You count each product, and one below its minimum is listed to reorder. An order to your supplier can be emailed from Magpie.

Yes. A dynamic QR code opens any address, such as your booking page. You can point it somewhere else after the cards are printed. Its page counts the scans.

Yes. Social Media schedules posts to Bluesky, Mastodon and LinkedIn at the time you choose. For Instagram, Magpie reminds you and opens the post filled in. Each photo is cropped to Instagram's shapes around a point you set.