A+ from me, i cant ask for anything better... well maybe the cost :)

the ease, the detailed illustrations, the ability to look up time for repair work, and the ability to get the right parts for my customers

i think there is nothing i can complain about, Mitchell has always dome me right, when i was in a pinch

pretty good seems most repair information systems are of the same platform.i really would like to see something different .similar to an ai system which I thin would revolutionize the repair industry

I found that I had to jump thru too many hoops to find parts location.way too long to do simple things

parts locator function .it would take me way too much time to locate certain items on vehicles.on a very busy day

I was able to write estimates.

Ultramate, which is their estimating software, is the only product I have enjoyed using. However, the price you pay is way too high as any function you add is considered an add-on and will cost more money.

The price is way too high and and getting out of a contract is impossible even if the product or add on was horrible. It won't matter that their management system is hard to use and there are way better ones out there. All of their systems are supposed to work together and make things easier for shops, but they don't and will cause more wasted time and headaches. Their customer service starts out great with the sales team, but once they get you to sign their contracts and you are unhappy with a product things take a turn. We have spent hundreds of dollars on software that we do not even use and their customer service is not helpful when they say there is nothing you can do about it because you signed a contract. Trust me, I wish I would have known there is better software out there.

We only have Mitchell software, because of our DRP and Certification relationships. Customer service is typically good at picking up and speaking with, but the solutions are usually, "give it time and try again later". If I didn't need Mitchell for our DRP or OE Certifications, I would not have the software.

Compared to it's larger competitor, I feel it is more polished. I like the provided diagrams, and the overall ease of use.

Labor times vary between it's larger competitor, and it is almost always less time in Mitchell (not a good thing). There are many times that in the middle of building an estimate, the program will close, and everything you've been working on is deleted/gone.

All together a great product, works without fail. Updated regularly, great technical support team.

The product is generally easy to use. There are more features than we can even use- has an "all in one" feel to it. There are piles of reports, accounting pages, scheduling features- we sometimes use other programs to facilitate but could dive into Mitchell Repair Center deeper if needed.

It's not instant, there is a brief delay after clicking that you have to wait for before the page loads. Sometimes there is glitches in the scheduling process- unexplained errors (but could be due to human error?) I don't love how crowded the home page is. Too many options everywhere, could be tidier.

Mitchell caused us to loose a large amount of money, create incorrect invoices and almost loose a huge fleet customer because its "runs on only one computer" became a pinch point when dealing with a high volume of cars. Mechanics had to hand write what they did and what parts they ordered directly because they couldn't wait for the service writer running Mitchell to catch up. Therefore many parts were never invoiced and that money is now lost. Mitchell might be OK for a one/two person shop, but even then newer modern products are so much better.

Complete capabilities for all auto services, easy ordering parts, access to electrical diagrams and service procedures.

It only runs on one computer; it is not cloud based to simultaneously run on remote tablets and laptops. It feels like a 1990's product, as obsolete as a flip-phone. Competing products are "cloud based" and can be operated by multiple people remotely in customer parking or waiting areas. Unlike competing products, Mitchell cannot incorporate pictures taken with a cell phone to document problem areas or existing body damage (!!) on a customer car; the list of "cannots" goes on and on.

Great at point of sale terrible after that.

It works although everyone I talked to after purchase recommended CCC.

They are unwilling to work with you on the contract. I went out of business due to the Covid-19 and they would not let me out of the contract even if I were to get the account current. I tried to work with them, but it seems like going out of business is not hard enough they want to ruin my personal finances as well. Thanks.

Great software can't operate without it.

The software is very complete, you can do everything from gathering your repair information to access your vendors’ paint, parts and rental apps in one platform.

Can take a bit of setup time, but honestly worth it in the end!

I could write estimates with it but it was more difficult than other competitors.

Not my favorite software to write estimates in but not the worst out there. The visuals of parts is pretty good in this system.

One of their competitors is just more user friendly. This system doesn't flow as smoothly and it is harder to learn to use. Manual entry of lines is more often required which can be frowned upon by insurance companies.

Although the software had a lot of what I wanted it different have everything. At the time I needed to have my suppliers linked in to the software but was unable to do so. I would recommend it.

When using Mitchell I loved the idea that you could look up service history.

The pricing of the software was what I liked the least.

We have an excellent experience with Mitchell, and recommend the product. A best-practice is to use two estimate/diagnostic products in service centers (which we have just started to do), but make sure Mitchell is one of them.

Mitchell Repair Center does an excellent job at providing accurate diagnostic information to technicians. The fixes and recommendations they provide are verified by technicians all across the country, and are accurate. We primarily use Mitchell (ProDemand) for finding trouble-code recommendations with vehicles that we service, as well as customer estimates, TSB information, and fluid capacity and requirements for our vehicles.

There really is not much to complain about with the product! It does what it sets out to do and provides accurate information, quickly.

An absolute waste of time. I was sold on the price, within the first month i noticed it lacked information on the most basic of cars. Especially repair information. Even labor times, you will have them in there IF YOU ARE LUCKY. The fact that they wont break a contract when they have the owner of the business telling them that they dont have enough training to fix all the information that is missing from this software. You are better off using google, mark my words. Its useless

Nothing, even the plainest of hondas were lacking information in all sorts of departments

Repair information is ALWAYS INCOMPLETE, whick leaves me looking at google fr information. An absolute waste of funds. Fluid capacities on what you are working on, not very often. For even the plainest of cars. Part location does not exist, diagrams are a mess to find, and when found they DO NOT HAVE CONNECTOR VIEWS, and i go back to google. This software is a joke. When i communicate my frustration with their lacking software, I am told I need more training. Its easy to use, but LACKS INFORMATION about repair on 99% of the jobs ive done and used it for them. Save your money. Called customer service, they said i'm locked to a contract, and they will put me in collections. I could care less what collections you are talking about, the cc will receive a STOP PAYMENT TODAY. ALLDATA WILL GET YOUR BUSINESS

Overall parts research and verification goes smoothly when using Mitchell. We hit some snags when the application lags, but it is a good program.

Looking up automotive parts, OEM numbers, and pricing is quite simple with this application. It is user friendly and allows the user to search via multiple parameters. Parts are broken down in easy to find sections and results are easy to read with clear diagrams. Models seem to be quite up to date.

Application seems to stall if the user does not refresh after looking up a few parts - will not allow multiple searches back to back. This is a flaw for a user that does quite a bit of parts research, but a refresh or closing out of the application and logging back in fixes the issue and allows the user to continue their work.

Good

Easy to use by anyone and very thorough. I wish they would integrate Autoleap's texting and pictures into their write up and accounting system. It would be a perfect system in my opinion.

Not very much to aid in selling the jobs, i.e. texting and pictures

Automobile Diagnostics

Mitchell has always outperformed the competition when it comes to wiring diagrams for automotive repair

the management software lacks small features that make good software great, like texting customers through the main service writer platform.

We used Mitchell for over 4 years, we managed to get by. We then switched to a much better rated program and wow the differences. Mitchell is a very hard system to navigate there aren’t many options and the ones it does have are a mother to figure out. I was extremely happy when we went away from them.

Honestly the only thing I really enjoyed within the system was their detailed diagrams

It is a very hard to navigate system, customer service is not very helpful at all.

IT has been pretty good, there have been a few times I have been frustrated with it and not being able to find what I want.

It has a lot to offer. It includes a lot of good specs and tips for car repair.

I feel it could be setup a lot easier to use and find things on the program.