Long jobs
Keeping the status and paperwork of work that runs over several days.
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In short
For a truck workshop, both can organise customers, vehicles, job orders and repairs. MecánicOS makes more sense when there are several mechanics, several stations or access from off site; Gestión Taller when the work happens at the workshop, simply, and has to carry on without internet.
For workshops repairing trucks that need priorities, paperwork and history in plain sight, without confusing workshop management with transport management.
A repair can stretch out, need several visits, and share the floor with urgent work. Without a common reference it's easy to lose track of the status, the photos, the labour lines or the vehicle's earlier history.
What decides it
What decides it is whether you need the same records at the same time and where you get in from. Sharing the work between several users favours MecánicOS; running the workshop from Android, at the workshop and independent of the connection, favours Gestión Taller.
A setup that starts at the workshop can move to MecánicOS when it needs to share the organisation, measure time or open it from off site. MecánicOS can import customers, vehicles and repairs from Gestión Taller.
Keeping the status and paperwork of work that runs over several days.
Telling urgent handovers apart from work waiting on parts or approval.
Assigning and sharing jobs inside the same web organisation.
No. It covers the workshop, the repairs and their paperwork; it does not cover routes, fuel, drivers or GPS.
If you need to work on the same records at the same time, MecánicOS: it has several users, roles and assigned mechanics, within the limits of its plans.
Yes. Gestión Taller runs on the device and without depending on the internet, mainly from Android.