The part fits the first time. The labor gets billed. The markup holds. Kanupi finds the parts, ranks them by your brands and margins, and attaches the labor, right on the work order in your POS.

Low-dust ceramic · Chamfered · Shim-bonded
Fits 2019 F-150 SuperCrew · 6-lug · Ready in 20 min

Zinc-plated · Drilled & slotted · 13.8" OD
Fits 2019 F-150 front axle · Arrives 10 AM tomorrow

All-terrain · 116T load · 65k mi warranty
OE replacement for 2019 F-150 XLT · Arrives 2 PM
3 techs · 2 bays active
Your tech talks through the inspection with their hands still on the wrench. Kanupi turns it into a graded report with the parts and labor priced at your margins, then sends it to the customer to approve. The work your techs find stops dying on a clipboard.
Recording Inspection...
"Left rear shock is leaking slightly, recommend replacement. Front tires show inner-edge wear, needs an alignment with the new set. Brake fluid looks clean, battery's at 12.6, belt's in good shape."
Left rear leaking fluid, replacement recommended.
Inner-edge wear on both front. Alignment suggested with new set.
So money leaks out of tickets you never see. Kanupi closes four of those leaks before the ticket ever reaches your POS.
It comes back, the bay sits, and the margin on that job is gone.
Kanupi resolves the vehicle from the VIN before a single part shows, so what's on screen fits.
The rotors made it onto the ticket. The hour to put them on didn't.
Labor attaches itself to every part on the quote, at your shop rate.
One writer quotes 45%, another 30%, and the cheapest brand wins because it showed up first.
Your brands and your margins rank every result, so every quote is priced the way you would.
Six logins, a call to check stock, and the customer is still on hold.
One search hits every connected supplier and the cart fills itself. Then it lands on the work order in your POS.
Every ticket, the way you would.
Owners and their teams were up and running almost immediately, because Kanupi follows how a real shop already works.
Most shop software takes weeks before everyone is comfortable using it. With Kanupi, our team was moving around the system almost immediately. You can tell it was built by people who have actually worked in a shop, the workflow just makes sense. We didn't have to change how we operate to fit the software.
What stood out to us was how comprehensive Kanupi is without feeling complicated. Scheduling, customer communication, vehicle information, parts, inspections, it all feels connected instead of pieced together from different systems. There really wasn't much training required because it follows the way a real service counter and shop operate every day.
We've used systems with a lot of features before, but they usually come with a lot of complexity. Kanupi feels different. It covers the details that matter in real-life shop operations while still being incredibly intuitive. Our advisors could sit down, understand what they were looking at, and start working. It feels like it was designed from inside the industry instead of from a software company looking in.
Keep the system your shop already runs. Kanupi works inside it, fills every ticket with the right parts, the right labor, and your margins, then hands it back to your POS to invoice.
Inspections find the work, Marcus sells it, Bays schedules it, and Reserve brings the customer back for the next one. All of it lands on the same work order in your POS.