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Independent collision repair shops and multi-shop operators (MSOs) of any size. Also serves fleet repair accounts and heavy-duty repair operations.
About AutoHound
AutoHound is cloud-based shop-management software for collision repair businesses. It coordinates repair orders from booking and vehicle check-in through production, parts ordering and receiving, quality checks, delivery, payment, and reporting. Shops can keep writing estimates in CCC ONE, Mitchell, Audatex, or AdjustRite; a Windows connector imports estimates and supplements into repair records. Staff document vehicle condition with photos and signatures, track assignments and blockers on a production board, manage parts and returns, and share private repair-status and payment links with customers. AutoHound includes English and Spanish staff screens and customer messages, QuickBooks Online sync, PPG PaintManager and PPG LINQ connections, mobile access, and multi-location controls. It supports independent and multi-shop collision businesses, fleet repair accounts, and heavy-duty repair workflows.
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Probability You Would Recommend? 10 out of 10
"Helped with customer and internal communication" 5 out of 5 stars Posted 2026-11-11
Pros: AutoHound has made managing our body shop much easier. One of our favorite features is the customer texting. We can communicate with customers directly from the software, automatically send updates about their vehicles, and keep everything organized in one place.
The internal chat and vendor and sublet messaging is also very useful. The back office and the floor can communicate quickly without having to constantly find each other.
The reporting is also really good. It’s easy to see what’s happening in the shop and see how the business is performing. Having all this information in one system saves us a lot of time.Cons: We are still learning some of the features, but overall our experience has been very positive. The team has been helpful whenever we have questions.
Overall: Overall, AutoHound helps our shop stay organized and communicate better. We were using paper files and whiteboard primarily before alongside Mitchell for estimating.
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Probability You Would Recommend? 10 out of 10
"Works well with CCC ONE" 5 out of 5 stars Posted 2026-11-06
Pros: We already use CCC ONE for estimating, so being able to bring that estimate information into AutoHound is useful for our shop. Once it is connected to the repair order, we can review it alongside the parts, photos, notes, and repair progress. I like being able to use the production board to follow the job after the estimate is written. The team can check the repair information and see what needs attention as the vehicle moves through the shop and keeps our customers up to date automatically. It gives us a practical way to connect the estimating side with the daily management of the repair.
Cons: We have not had any major problems with AutoHound in the work we use it for.
Overall: AutoHound works well for us as body shop management software alongside CCC ONE. We were looking for a way to organize the work around our existing estimating process, including the handoffs between the office, parts desk, and technicians. Having a shared repair record makes those handoffs easier to follow. Overall, it has been a useful fit for how our shop works and how we want to keep our repairs organized.
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