Customers read the ECU with their Magic Motorsport Flex and send the file through your portal. Your tuner sees the vehicle, the tool and the ordered options before opening it.
Magic Motorsport is one of the tools the portal is built around.
Four-step upload: vehicle, tuning options, file and submission, so a request arrives complete.
The reading device the customer used stays attached to the request.
Vehicle data from a 67,000+ vehicle database, filtered by ECU and reading device.
The tuner opens the work queue with vehicle and customer history already attached.
File status reaches the customer by SMS and email as it changes.
Credit packages, invoices and PDF receipts run in the same customer account.
What the customer picks on the request
The customer picks Magic Motorsport from the reading device list, then the reading type: Full Read, ID Only or Virtual Read.
Each file can be up to 64 MB. Server scripts and executables are refused; other file types are accepted.
Read methods kept per vehicle
Admins keep their own list of read methods, each with a name, an image and an active switch, and assign them to vehicles in the admin panel.
A read method still assigned to a vehicle cannot be deleted, so no vehicle loses the method it was set up with.
Questions stay with the file
When a read needs another attempt, the support ticket keeps priority, status and message history together, and the customer gets the status change by SMS and email.
Questions
Does the portal replace the Flex software?
No. Reading and writing stay in the Flex software. The portal is where the file, the vehicle details and the payment meet.
Can customers upload from a phone?
Yes. Customer workflows stay usable on phones, tablets and desktop screens.
Which vehicles can customers choose?
Cars, trucks, tractors, marine and motorcycles from a 67,000+ vehicle database.
Is Flex listed by name on the upload form?
The reading device list carries Magic Motorsport. The customer picks it, then the reading type: Full Read, ID Only or Virtual Read.
How large can an uploaded file be?
Up to 64 MB per file. Server scripts and executables are refused; other file types are accepted.