Vehicle, claim and damage first
Registration, VIN, mileage, claim number and excess in a table, then the damage panel by panel. The engineer finds what they need, and the owner understands what was hit.
For bodyshops, accident repair centres and garages
ExtraflowDoc lets a garage write an estimate that the owner and the insurer's engineer can both follow: the vehicle and claim, the damage panel by panel, parts and labour hours itemised, calibrations and sublet work on their own lines, who pays what, and an authorisation to start.
Free plan available. No credit card required. Or build a quote in your browser with nothing to install.
See it in action
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The ExtraflowDoc document editor
Built for repair estimates
A repair estimate has two readers: the owner, who wants the car back with no surprises, and the insurer's engineer, who checks every hour. Writing for both of them is the job.
Registration, VIN, mileage, claim number and excess in a table, then the damage panel by panel. The engineer finds what they need, and the owner understands what was hit.
Genuine or pattern parts in one section, panel and paint labour in hours at your rate in another. The estimate is laid out the way you will invoice it.
ADAS calibration, wheel alignment and other sublet work each get their own line. Owners stop being caught out by the cost of a radar after a bumper repair.
Split the total into the excess and what the insurer pays, so the owner knows before work starts what they will owe at collection.
Parts arriving, repair, paint, calibration and collection as dated milestones. Fewer calls asking when the car will be ready.
The owner signs the authorisation with terms on supplements, parts and storage. The final invoice is raised from the same lines when the car goes home.
Worked example
This is a real six-page ExtraflowDoc estimate from an accident repair centre in Wilmington, Delaware, after a front-corner collision on a 2022 compact SUV, for $4,632.00 on an insurance claim. An accident repair estimate has two readers, the car's owner and the insurer's engineer, and this one is written for both of them.
A summary and a vehicle and claim table identify the car and the claim. Cards list the OEM parts on order. A damage diagram and a panel-by-panel table record what was found on each panel and how it will be repaired.
OEM parts come to $2,668.00, each on its own line. Labour and services, $1,964.00, show panel and paint hours at the hourly rate, paint and materials, a structural measure, the front radar and camera calibration many owners do not expect, a sublet wheel alignment and the disposal charge.
A short table splits the total into the owner's $500 excess and what the insurer pays the repairer direct. A repair timeline, a lifetime warranty, terms on supplements, parts and storage, and a repair authorisation the owner signs complete it.
Garage and bodyshop document examples
The full accident repair estimate, the invoice a garage sends when the car is ready, and the repair warranty that goes with it. Click any example to open it.
Car Body Repair Estimate Example for Insurance
A front-corner collision: damage panel by panel, genuine parts, labour hours, ADAS calibration and who pays what.View full exampleCustomer stories
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Integrations
ExtraflowDoc installs into Pipedrive and monday.com, so the estimate is built on the deal or item for the vehicle, with the owner, the claim and the photos already there.

Open ExtraflowDoc from the deal. The owner and custom fields such as registration, VIN, claim number or insurer fill the estimate, and the signed authorisation stays on the deal.

If your repairs run on a monday.com board, build the estimate from the item. Its columns fill the document, and the signed estimate is saved back on the repair.
Pricing
Estimators, service advisers and reception all quote on one plan. ExtraflowDoc charges by documents per month per company, not per ramp or bay.
£0.00/month
5 documents/month per company
£11.80/month
20 documents/month per company
£19.68/month
35 documents/month per company
FAQ
Including what ExtraflowDoc does not do.
It is software that turns an inspection into an estimate the owner can authorise: the vehicle and damage, parts and labour, sublet work, who pays what and terms. ExtraflowDoc does this inside Pipedrive or monday.com, from the deal or item for the vehicle.
No. ExtraflowDoc has no parts database, labour-time guide or VIN decoder, and it is not an accident estimating system of the kind insurers and engineers use. Bring your own parts and hours, and ExtraflowDoc lays them out and gets them signed.
No. There is no connection to insurer platforms. You can send the estimate PDF or link to the engineer yourself, and put the claim number and excess in the document.
No. It does not book ramps, record technician time or manage parts stock. It writes and tracks the estimate, the authorisation, the purchase orders for parts and the invoice.
Yes. Put panel, paint and mechanical labour on separate lines, each with its own hours and rate, and paint materials per paint hour if that is how you charge them.
Yes. Each line can carry several photos, and full-width image sections show the damage alongside a description.
Yes. Enter the trade cost of parts and add your mark-up or margin per line; labour carries your hourly rate. The document details show cost, profit and margin to your team, and cost columns marked internal never appear on the owner's copy.
Yes. The free plan covers 5 documents a month with unlimited users. Paid plans start at £11.80/month for 20 documents, priced per garage rather than per service adviser.
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