Car counts
Every vehicle in, by store, by bay or lane, by hour. Compare counts with your POS tickets to see if anything is missing.
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AI Camera Analytics on the Cameras You Already Have
You already pay for cameras in every bay and lane. Most of the time, nobody watches them. They record, and you only look after something goes wrong.
TrixLink is AI camera analytics for quick lube and car wash operators. It turns that footage into car counts, bay time and service checks, delivered to your inbox every day.
Keep your hardware
Some camera analytics vendors ask you to install their own cameras. That adds cost per store and weeks of install work.
Some camera analytics vendors quote new hardware for every store. We build car counts, bay time and service checks on the cameras you already have.
TrixLink connects to your existing camera system. We check your camera angles and coverage on the first call and tell you what we can measure at each store.
What TrixLink measures
Bay time
How long each car spends in the bay. Find the slow hours, the slow bays and the slow shifts.
Service validation
Checks that the steps on the ticket happened in the bay. It helps with quality and with disputes.
Daily and weekly reports
A summary for each store, sent on a schedule. Managers see their own store, and owners see all of them.
Built for quick lube and car wash
Quick lube. Track cars per bay, time per service and peak hours. Use camera counts to check oil usage against tickets, the daily version of the audit in our bulk oil variance guide.
Car wash. Count cars by lane and by hour. Spot a traffic drop at one site early and staff the right shifts.
Tire and auto repair. See which lifts are tied up and for how long.
Connected to the rest of your system
Camera data gets more useful when it talks to your other tools.
- The AI phone agent reads live bay status and tells callers the real wait.
- The executive dashboard shows car counts and bay time next to tickets and call volume.
- Our lubricant variance check compares service records, product usage and camera signals, and flags the gaps.
A standalone camera tool shows you bays. Connected to your phones and POS, the same data can answer callers and catch loss.
Who sees what
You decide who gets which report. A store manager might get a daily summary, a regional manager five stores, and the owner every location on one screen.
Your camera footage and the data we pull from it belong to you.
Start with one or two stores
We review your camera system, list what we'll measure at each store, and you approve it. We start with one workflow and move fast. Request a pilot at one or two stores.
Frequently asked questions
Still unsure? Ask us directly.
Do I need to buy new cameras?
Usually not. TrixLink runs on existing cameras that cover the bays or lanes. If a bay has a poor angle, we'll tell you during the first review.
What camera systems does it work with?
We confirm compatibility with your setup on the first call.
How accurate are the car counts?
Accuracy depends on camera angle and lighting. We test counts against your POS during setup and tune from there, so you see the match rate at your own stores before rollout.
Can it check that a service was done?
Yes. Service validation looks for the steps a ticket says happened. It helps with quality checks and customer disputes.
Who owns the camera data?
You do. Footage and the data we pull from it stay yours. We use it only to run your system.
Put your cameras to work
Tell us how many stores you run and what camera system you use. We'll show you what TrixLink can measure.
Comparing camera vendors? See our PitCrew alternative page.