Tony Dehnke founded 12v.Biz, which builds scheduling, vehicle check-in and work-order software for car-audio and mobile-electronics shops. He previously founded and sold Driven Audio, bringing shop-floor experience to his software products.[1][2][3]
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Links
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Career
Dehnke founded Driven Audio in British Columbia in 2010 and sold it in 2017. He established 12v.Biz in 2019 after seeing the need for scheduling software designed around installation businesses. His company biography describes earlier retail and manufacturer-sales experience. The resulting product focuses on the shared information a shop needs while a customer’s vehicle is in its care.[1]
Contributions
The Toolbox combines a shared calendar, digital work orders and vehicle check-in records. Staff can attach timestamped photos and a customer signature to document condition before work begins. Two-way texting puts reminders, updates and replies in a shared shop inbox, while a QuickBooks integration synchronizes customer information. The tools supplement the shop’s existing accounting and point-of-sale systems.[2]
Ideas
Tools, writing & talks
Apps
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12v.Biz Toolbox12v.bizScheduling, vehicle condition records, digital work orders and customer messaging for installation shops.
Begin with the vehicle check-in example and compare it with a shop’s existing handover process. A trial is most useful with representative jobs, staff and customer-record requirements.
Tools
- Thawgithub.com
macOS menu bar manager that hides and shows items to declutter the desktop, actively continuing the Ice project.
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