A Chrome extension built on top of Fullbay that gives shop teams a smarter, faster layer of tools — messaging, file sharing, scan processing, invoice parsing, and more — without ever leaving their workflow.
Real-time messaging between techs, writers, and managers. File sharing, auth requests, and presence — all built into the sidebar.
Send files directly between users. Stored in Cloudflare R2, organized by recipient, with inline preview for images, PDFs, video, and audio.
Auto-pulls diagnostic scan files from Gmail and queues them for upload to the right service order — no manual downloading needed.
AI-powered invoice parsing. Drop a PDF or image, Claude reads it, extracts line items, and pre-fills the Fullbay receive flow.
Running ticket system for shop supplies. Track who takes what, decrement inventory, and flush to Fullbay as a counter sale.
Scans service orders for margin opportunities. Flags missing markups on parts, shop supplies, and labor before the ticket closes.
OEM parts lookup with your RepairLink account — direct quoting to a service order, part diagram image sharing and editing, printable or attachable to any SO.
Search NAPA, O'Reilly, and Bumper 2 Bumper simultaneously — live stock levels, pricing, and part details directly inside the service order.
Shop management software like Fullbay is built around data entry, not shop floor reality. Techs tab between windows, service writers chase down information, managers lose visibility. Valuable time disappears in the gaps between tools.
PowerBay is a Chrome extension HUD that lives on top of Fullbay. It doesn't replace anything — it fills in the gaps. AI tools, team communication, file handling, and workflow automation surface right where the work is happening.
Built on Cloudflare Workers, KV, and R2 — no servers to manage, globally distributed, and fast. The extension talks to a lightweight worker backend that handles messaging, file storage, Gmail polling, and AI API calls.
Auto repair shops running Fullbay who want to move faster without switching platforms. Built in a real shop, for real shop problems — not a demo.