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Customer experience · Portal
Live+Customers approve, decline, or defer estimate lines via a mobile-friendly portal link. Trust mode classifies each line as Urgent / Advisory / Cosmetic — customers decide with context, not just a price.
Primary persona: Customer + service advisor
The problem
Customers approve or decline blindly without understanding safety urgency — advisors get bad approval rates and dispute risk.
Why it matters
Urgency classification (Urgent / Advisory / Cosmetic) raises approval rates on safety work by giving context.
Per-line decisions mean partial approvals are handled cleanly — no all-or-nothing friction.
Deferred lines enter the recovery pipeline automatically — nothing is lost.
No login required for customers; SMS or email deep-link delivery.
Proof from the live demo
Captured from the seeded multi-tenant demo. Open the same surface with demo credentials.

Stage sequence
Each stage lists the action, the business why, and the intended outcome. This is how we implement and test the product — not marketing fiction.
Action
For each line, set trust label: Urgent (safety), Advisory (recommended), or Cosmetic (optional enhancement).
Why this stage
Portal shows lines with colour-coded urgency — not just a list of prices. Trust labels are Live+; urgency classification UI continues to improve.
Action
Portal link sent via SMS or email. Customer opens on phone — no login required.
Why this stage
Branded portal loads with vehicle name, repair summary, and classified line list. SMS delivery requires Twilio keys; email delivery is Live.
Action
Customer toggles each line: Approve / Defer (next visit) / Decline (with reason).
Why this stage
Advisor sees approval status update in real time; board advances automatically on full approval.
Action
If some lines approved and some deferred: board shows Partially Approved; advisor confirms reduced scope and starts job.
Why this stage
No work starts on unapproved lines; deferred lines enter recovery pipeline automatically.
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