Know what’s holding it up.
See the missing part, unfinished repair or supplier delay behind the ready date. Re-plan the dependent work before a slot is wasted.
Workshop work ordersEvery day waiting for preparation ties up capital. FleetSuite connects inspections, reconditioning, parts, suppliers and final preparation—spotting delays before they hold up a sale. Keep costs under control, coordinate the work and give sales a clear view of when each vehicle will be ready. Less time waiting. More time selling.

A part ordered late can push the repair back, miss the valeting slot and lose another day. FleetSuite brings the dependencies into view while there’s still time to act.
Parts confirmed for Tuesday. Workshop and cosmetic work follow in sequence, with Wednesday’s finishing slot secured.
Illustrative plan: Friday to Wednesday, at £18 per day in holding costs. Sale readiness still depends on the work and final checks being completed.
A low purchase price is only the beginning. See quoted work, committed costs and supplier invoices against the vehicle—before extra preparation eats into the margin.
Bring a new estimate into the decision as soon as it appears. Sales can see its effect on expected profit, and preparation teams know what’s agreed.
See the full stock decisionOne preparation plan. Every cost against the vehicle.
The workshop, external suppliers and sales team each see the part that matters to them, with the same vehicle record connecting the work.
See the missing part, unfinished repair or supplier delay behind the ready date. Re-plan the dependent work before a slot is wasted.
Workshop work ordersCompare expected and actual preparation costs as work progresses. Give the buying and pricing decision a current view of profit.
Preparation costsKeep sales informed as preparation moves forward. Photographs, stock readiness and customer handover plans stay connected to the work.
The complete dealer platformFleetSuite connects intake inspections, mechanical and cosmetic work, parts, suppliers, valeting, photography and final checks. Preparation progress and costs stay with the vehicle, so the dealership can see what remains before it is ready for sale.
Yes. Include outsourced repairs, valeting and other preparation work in the same plan. Track supplier bookings, agreed costs and completion alongside your own workshop jobs, with dependencies visible to the team.
Preparation estimates, committed work and actual costs feed into the vehicle’s financial picture alongside acquisition and holding costs. That makes a change in cost visible while buying, pricing and sales decisions can still respond.
No. The opportunity is to reduce avoidable waiting between jobs. Required work and final checks still need to be completed before the vehicle is marked ready. Vehicle inspections and defect records stay connected to its history.
See how FleetSuite can bring your preparation work, suppliers and costs into one clear plan—and get sale-ready stock in front of buyers sooner.