See what must work before a shop launches.
We confirm the data path, customer safeguards, message delivery, destinations, and reporting before production outreach begins. This page distinguishes what is documented today from what still requires a shop-specific verification.
Compatibility is verified, not assumed.
No system below is represented as production-proven until DaytonGrowthCo. completes a real connection and launch test for that specific shop. We confirm permitted access, the closed repair-order signal, required fields, reliability, and recovery behavior before enrollment.
We verify an approved API, webhook, report, or export path before enrollment.
We verify the available closed repair-order data and permitted access before enrollment.
We confirm an approved completion signal and required customer fields before enrollment.
We review available export or integration options for the specific shop setup.
We review the shop's version, access method, and available completed-order data.
We verify the permitted connection method and qualifying event before enrollment.
A structured report or scheduled export may work when an approved direct connection is unavailable.
A report designed to explain what happened.
Sample Shop is fictional. The figures below demonstrate the report structure only; they are not DaytonGrowthCo. client results, a case study, or a forecast.
13 records did not send. Eight were duplicates or recently contacted, three had no permitted channel, and two fell outside the approved rule.
12 deliveries need attention. The report links to the underlying delivery events instead of counting them as successful outreach.
Published Google reviews require matching evidence. Delivery and clicks are not reported as reviews.
Production stays off until every critical check passes.
- 01The approved closed repair-order event creates one eligible customer record.
- 02Required customer and location fields map correctly.
- 03Duplicate customers and duplicate completion events do not create duplicate requests.
- 04Excluded, ineligible, or already-suppressed customers do not receive outreach.
- 05Quiet hours, time zone, and the approved delay are enforced.
- 06The SMS arrives from the registered number with one secure feedback link and STOP instructions.
- 07The branded email arrives with the correct business identity, links, and unsubscribe control.
- 08The feedback page opens the verified Google destination and the approved private-contact route.
- 09STOP and email unsubscribe immediately suppress the correct channel.
- 10A private-contact selection creates a follow-up case, alerts the assigned team, and cancels reminders.
- 11Delivery, failure, click, suppression, and opt-out events appear in the portal and export.
- 12Pausing outreach stops new sends without deleting records or changing the approved configuration.
External approvals are real launch gates. Carrier registration, authenticated email, provider credentials, the verified Google destination, billing readiness, and the final controlled delivery test must be confirmed—not simulated—before a paid workspace can activate.