Reviews and Gallery for Garage Websites
The garage chooses which customer reviews appear on its website and uploads photos of the workshop and completed work. Both sit on the same public site that carries the booking form.
Showing the workshop to a new customer
A customer who has not visited a garage before wants to see the place and read what others said. A gallery shows the workshop and the finished work. Reviews give a view from earlier customers. Both appear on the garage website beside the services, the working hours, the map link and the booking form that feeds the bookings list.
What the garage controls
Where it sits on the website
The public site carries the services, working hours, map link, WhatsApp number, gallery, reviews and booking form. A visitor can read about the work and then book a slot. The booking arrives in the bookings list. It converts into a job card. The owner manages the site from the same login as the rest of the software.
What the garage decides
- Which reviews are shown, and which are left off
- Which photos go in the gallery and how often they are changed
- Where the reviews come from, which is agreed during implementation
- Who on the staff may upload photos or publish reviews
Frequently asked questions
Can we pick which reviews are shown?
Yes. Reviews that appear on the website are chosen by the owner or by staff the owner allows.
Can we upload photos of repair work?
Yes. Photos of the workshop and of completed work can be uploaded to the gallery.
Does the site have its own booking form?
Yes. The booking form on the website feeds the bookings list, and each booking can become a job card.
Is the website hosted by GullySystem?
Yes. GullySystem hosts the software and the garage website, takes backups and handles support.
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