Every tool out has a name next to it. Every return is on the record. If it’s late, it flags itself. If it’s damaged, there’s a paper trail. You find out from the dashboard, not from the next tech who needed it.
Built for franchise service departments — BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, and any shop where the special tools cost more than the car in the bay.
TulTag is an encrypted, cloud-based web app, not a machine in the corner. It runs right on the techs’ own bay computers — and it deserves a bookmark on every one, so the tool room is always one click from the repair manual.
And the shared station below? Included with every shop, no extra charge — a kiosk mode for the tool room that runs right alongside everyone’s own computers.
Dedicate any shop computer into a locked station — a kiosk mode built for the tool room, shared by everyone and locked to your shop.
The station is the only thing on that screen — no desktop, no browser, no wandering off.
Walk away and it locks itself for the next person — 30 seconds to 5 minutes, you pick.
Fully compatible with the everyday setup — add one station or none, and every other computer in the shop stays exactly as it is.
Every dealership has a tool list somewhere — an Excel file, a PDF from the manufacturer, even a binder page. Hand it to TulTag and you're done.
Want to see it walked through for your shop specifically?
Get a Personal WalkthroughTulTag runs in the browser on the shop PCs you already have. Want a dedicated screen in the tool room? See the shared station
Tag a tool out at the cabinet and it’s on the foreman’s dashboard one second later. Every screen in the shop stays in sync on its own — nobody touches a refresh button.
Every checkout is tied to a tech’s own employee number. Who had it, how long they kept it, and what shape it came back in — one search answers all three.
Every tool gets its own late timer — run past it and the tech is pinged automatically, with the tool number and exactly where it goes back. The foreman never has to play collections.
Every dealership is sealed off in its own walled section of the database, and everything is backed up to the cloud automatically. Settings, imports, and history stay foreman-only.
No data entry, no new logins. AI reads your tool list, techs use their existing employee numbers, and the dashboard’s setup checklist marks itself done step by step.
Every plan is the full product, billed monthly, per dealership. The commitment just sets your rate — longer term, lower price.
14-day satisfaction guarantee. If TulTag doesn't prove itself in 14 days, it doesn't earn your business — cancel for a complete refund.
No. Techs only ever type their employee number — the one they already know. Each shop PC gets unlocked once with a shared shop login, and that's the last password anyone on the floor sees.
Nothing. TulTag is a web app built for the shop’s computers — open it in the browser, bookmark it, done. Updates and new features show up on their own.
That mess is exactly what the AI import is for. Photograph the binder pages or upload the spreadsheet — TulTag reads every tool, suggests categories, and you approve the list before anything saves. Setup happens the same day.
A tech skips a system for one of two reasons: it’s slow, or nobody notices. TulTag is four seconds and everybody notices. That combination fixes the habit fast.
Your dealership’s system is created automatically — no waiting on us. Within about a minute you get a welcome email with your claim link and your shop code. Click it, pick a password, and the dashboard is yours. Most shops are up and running the same day.
You’re billed monthly for the length of the term you pick, and that term is what locks in your lower rate. When it ends, nothing jumps — it simply continues month-to-month at the same price until you decide to stop.
Within 14 days of your first payment, email us and we refund everything you’ve paid and cancel the plan on the spot — you owe nothing further. If TulTag doesn’t earn its place in your shop, you don’t pay for it.
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