6 minutes
median time from estimate sent to signed approval.
Record video inspection with both hands free.
Your tech wears smart glasses and records the walkaround with both hands free. Kimoby reduces background noise, adds captions and a plain-English summary, and sends the clear clip to the customer with the estimate. They approve in one tap, and it syncs to your DMS. Part of the Service Lane OS.
1,000+ have run on Kimoby.
Works with your DMS
CDK Reynolds & Reynolds PBS Tekion Keyloop Serti Dealer Vu Quorum
Runs on smart glasses
✓ Hands-free recording with Ray-Ban Meta glasses
The best video tool is the one your techs will actually use.
Holding a phone while working under a car is slow and awkward, so techs skip it. And when they do shoot, the clips are shaky and hard to follow, so customers ignore them. Hands-free changes both. The tech keeps both hands on the work, and the customer gets a clear, captioned video they can understand and approve from their phone.
Record, send, approve
Here is how a hands-free inspection runs.
1
The tech records hands-free
The tech starts recording on the smart glasses and keeps both hands on the vehicle, no phone or tablet in hand while they work.
2
Kimoby improves it and sends it
Background noise reduced, captions added, and a plain-English summary written, then the clear clip goes to the customer by text with the estimate.
3
The customer approves
They see exactly what is wrong and approve in one tap. The approval syncs straight to your DMS.
Video your techs use and your customers trust
Hands-free to capture, auto-enhanced to send, one tap to approve.
Hands-free recording
The tech records the walkaround on smart glasses with both hands free, so it never slows the lane.
Auto-enhanced clips
Kimoby adds captions, reduces background noise, and writes a plain-English summary, so the video is clear and easy to follow.
Sent with the estimate
The video goes out by text alongside the estimate, so the customer sees the problem and the price together.
One-tap approval
The customer approves from their phone, and the approval syncs straight to your DMS.
Techs actually use it
Hands-free means no juggling a phone, so adoption sticks instead of the tool gathering dust.
Meets OEM video expectations
Many OEMs are moving toward video documentation on service. Hands-free V2C helps you meet that bar.
Works with your DMS
Plugs into CDK, Reynolds and Reynolds, PBS, Tekion, and more, so the video and approval tie to the right RO.
Part of the Service Lane OS
Hands-free V2C rides the same conversation as your texts, estimates, and payments, tied to the RO and the customer.
What video does when the customer can see it
Numbers from Kimoby customers. Verified against our stat reference.
$640,878
per rooftop, per year in video-inspection upsell, at the 90th percentile of top-performing dealers.
9.8/10
onboarding satisfaction across the network.
See a hands-free inspection go from the bay to the customer's phone.
Book a demo and we'll show you a tech record on the glasses, the clip get cleaned up and sent with the estimate, and a one-tap approval sync to the DMS.
Frequently asked questions
It is video-to-customer (V2C) recorded on smart glasses instead of a phone. The tech records the walkaround with both hands free, Kimoby enhances the clip and sends it to the customer with the estimate, and the customer approves in one tap. It is part of the Service Lane OS.
It runs on Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses. The tech records through the glasses, and the video flows into Kimoby to be cleaned up and sent.
That is the point of hands-free. Techs skip phone-based video because juggling a phone under a car is slow and awkward. With glasses, both hands stay on the work, so recording fits into what they already do.
No. The video arrives by text. The customer watches it and approves in one tap, with no app and no login.
Yes. It plugs into CDK, Reynolds and Reynolds, PBS, Tekion, and more, so the video and the approval tie to the right repair order.
Yes. Hands-free V2C is part of the Service Lane OS, so it rides the same conversation as your texts, estimates, and payments, tied to the repair order and the customer.
