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Replying to the same tint, PPF, and coating questions all day is the quiet tax on a busy shop. AI reply drafts read the existing thread — the customer's first name, the vehicle on file, the last few messages — and hand you up to three distinct, SMS-length reply options written in your shop's voice.

Reply drafts: Three reply options for each text. You edit and send.
It's strictly advisory: drafts drop into the same Inbox composer you already use, so you edit, swap, or rewrite before anything sends. Nothing goes out until you tap send. The assistant never invents a price, a date, an appointment time, or a promise — if a detail is missing, it asks the customer for it instead of guessing.
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AI reply drafts is a read-only suggestion surface, not an autopilot. When you tap Suggest reply, the assistant reads the thread and returns up to three options; that's where it stops. It cannot send a message, book an appointment, change a quote, or touch a customer record — it only proposes text. The options drop straight into the Inbox composer you already use, so the path to sending is identical to typing it yourself: review, edit, send. If two of the three drafts miss the mark, you take the third and reshape it. The send button is always yours.

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Each draft is built from real context the shop already has: the customer's first name, their most recent vehicle on file, and the last several messages in that exact conversation. The assistant is instructed to use only those facts — it's blocked from fabricating a quote, a price, a date, or a guarantee, and is told to ask the customer for anything missing rather than guess. Every row it reads is scoped to your shop and that one customer, so a draft can never be built from another shop's or another customer's messages. On long conversations, a thread-summary card gives you the gist at a glance before you reply.

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Options drop into the composer

Thread-summary card
Dana R.
22 messages · last reply 9:18 AM
AI summary · 22 messages
NormalDana is comparing ceramic coating options for a 2022 Tesla Model 3 and asked about durability versus a standard coating, but hasn't picked a package yet.
↳ Suggested next: Ask front-two vs. full-vehicle and which shade
Who it's for
What it replaces
From any customer conversation in the Inbox, tap the Suggest reply button on the composer. The assistant pulls the customer's first name, most recent vehicle on file, and the last several messages — all scoped to your shop.
Claude returns two to three distinct, SMS-length drafts in your shop's voice, each grounded only in the conversation. No prices, dates, or promises are invented — missing details turn into a question back to the customer.
Tap an option to drop it into the composer, edit it however you like, and send through the same path you always use. If the AI key is off, you still get deterministic stub drafts so the button never comes back empty.
What this looks like in a shop
Illustrative scenario: A service writer at Sample Shop LLC opens a thread where a customer asked about ceramic coating for a 2022 Tesla Model 3. Instead of typing from scratch, she taps Suggest reply and gets three options — one that answers the durability question and offers to book, one that asks the two follow-up details needed to quote accurately, and one shorter confirmation-style reply. She picks the second, adds a sentence about their current availability, and sends. The draft saved her the blank-page moment; the words that went out were still hers.
Anthropic Claude
Drafts the reply options from the thread (fast model on the composer hot path)
Twilio
Carries the message you choose to send through the existing Inbox send path
Every customer conversation in one inbox. Auto-reminders run 24/7, but when they reply, a human sees it. MMS, templates, merge fields.
AI reads today's schedule, urgent inbox threads, AR aged 30+ days, and a count of film products with a reorder threshold set — writes a one-paragraph summary you can scan in 10 seconds. Click 'Brief me' whenever you want the latest read. It does not read reviews or playbook activity today.
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