Owner command center
Active work, follow-up, payment, and operating signals in one role-appropriate view.
First-party software product
A real operations platform built around the work.
ShopOps is Hullinger Digital’s own evolving software product. The interfaces shown are sanitized real product screens, not generic mockups, an outside-client case study, or evidence of customer adoption or financial results.
Project snapshot
- Relationship
- First-party business-software product
- Purpose
- Repair-business operations
- Users represented
- Owner operations and partner-shop workflows
- Demonstrated areas
- Leads, intake, work orders, photos, files, quotes, payments, expenses, history, and operational reporting
- Product state
- Evolving product; public proof is limited to the verified screens and flows shown
- Last verified
- August 30, 2026
The operating decision
One operation can become fragmented across paper, texts, and disconnected tools.
- Customer, vehicle, and work information is entered repeatedly or stored in incomplete records.
- Owners and partners cannot see the same responsible work state.
- Photos, files, quotes, payment state, and history become separated from the job.
- Collections, expenses, exceptions, and follow-up are difficult to review in one operating view.
Implemented thinking
The architecture follows the work—not a generic feature list.
Camera-first intake
Customer and vehicle capture designed around the real work environment.
Connected work record
Customer, vehicle, photos, documents, quotes, status, and history attached to one coherent record.
Partner handoff
Controlled assignment and role-specific access instead of an uncontrolled shared account.
Financial visibility
Operational views of payments, expenses, and margin without treating a dashboard as accounting proof.
Phased architecture
A deliberate first useful release, realistic acceptance testing, permissions, and failure-state review before expansion.
Evidence gallery
Real screens, described within their limits.
Real ShopOps product screens. No customer record or payment detail is displayed.
Verified
What this evidence shows.
- The displayed ShopOps screens are sanitized captures from a real first-party software project.
- The screens visibly demonstrate implemented workflow and interface depth.
- No private customer, tenant, or payment details are published.
Claim boundary
What it does not claim.
- The study does not claim market adoption, customer count, universal production readiness, uptime, savings, or revenue.
- A displayed or planned feature is not represented as generally available unless its current state is explicitly verified.
- Another business would require its own users, workflows, permissions, integrations, risk, and economic assessment.