Customer proof
Proof should show the operating change.
Case studies publish here only when a customer-approved story has a baseline, a rollout path, and an outcome another operator can evaluate. Until one clears that bar, this page stays honestly empty.
No fabricated quotes · Customer-approved only · Baseline → rollout → outcome
The first stories
- Dispatch turnaroundHow a team reduces scheduling gaps, missed handoffs, and day-of coordination work.Awaiting outcome
- Field completionHow technicians close jobs with better notes, photos, signatures, and payment capture.Awaiting outcome
- Cash collectionHow offices shorten the path from completed work to invoice sent and payment received.Awaiting outcome
- Growth motionHow shops use reviews, follow-up, and recurring work to grow with less manual effort.Awaiting outcome
The publishing standard
Three things every story must carry.
An operational baseline
The business before Thorbis: team size, the workflow pain, the tools in use, and a bottleneck you can measure. Without a before, an after is an anecdote.
The implemented workflow
Which product surfaces actually launched (dispatch, mobile, payments, portal, integrations), so another operator can map the story onto their own shop.
A verified outcome
Results the customer approved for publication, with enough context to evaluate. No aggregate stars, no anonymous superlatives, no numbers without a shop attached.
The coming proof
The stories will be real people.
When a case study prints here it will carry a name, a shop, and written approval. Nothing composite, nothing paid.
The stance
An empty page beats a fake one.
Four stories are lined up with design partners, each labeled exactly what it is: awaiting a verified outcome. When one clears the standard, it lands here with the shop’s name on it.
Evidence, meanwhile
What you can verify today, without trusting us.
Walk the workflow yourself
Every product page on this site shows the real surfaces: the board, the phone, the invoice. Nothing is staged for a story.
The product →Review the migration path
The switch pages show exactly what comes over from your current system, what doesn’t, and the validation you sign before cutover.
How switching works →Check the trade fit
Sixteen trade pages describe how each trade runs on the record: playbooks, not testimonials.
The trades →Validate the commercial terms
The price is posted, the usage rates are posted, and the terms are month to month. That claim is checkable in one click.
The quote →
Running Thorbis with a before-and-after worth publishing? Email the story (baseline, rollout, outcome) and the team will walk the standard with you. Nominate a story →
Start
Be the first story.
Run the record, measure your own before-and-after, and publish it with your name on it. The standard is written above.
Coming from a suite? We’ll extract your records.
Rather talk first? Email the team.