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Repair intelligence for workshops & fleets

From warning light to verified repair.

Tixengi gives automotive service teams one place to understand vehicle faults, organize diagnostic evidence, follow structured inspections, document repairs and build a service history that gets smarter with every visit.

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Technician reviewing live diagnostic data on a tablet beside a silver sedan with its hood open in a workshop bay
Vehicle in bay 04Diagnosing

Toyota Camry · 2018 · 2.5L

P0171P0101
Inspection progress4 / 6

Next: inspect intake hose between airflow sensor and throttle body

Illustrative vehicle demonstration

Close-up of a technician plugging an OBD-II diagnostic scanner into a car's dashboard port

The problem

The scanner tells you what the ECU saw. Not what caused it.

  • 01

    Diagnostic information is fragmented

    Fault codes on a scanner, complaints on paper, past repairs in WhatsApp, photos on someone’s phone.

  • 02

    Fault codes don’t equal root causes

    P0171 says the mixture is lean — not whether it’s a leak, a sensor or fuel delivery.

  • 03

    Every visit starts from scratch

    When the last technician leaves, the vehicle’s history leaves with them.

  • 04

    Parts replaced before they’re verified

    Guess, replace, retest, repeat. Wasted labour, unnecessary parts and comebacks.

Diagnostic assist

Evidence before replacement.

Tixengi combines codes, mileage, vehicle data, past repairs and technician observations into ranked investigation paths — then tracks every check until the fix is verified.

Potential investigation areas

  1. 1. Intake air leak

    High relevance

    Inspect intake hoses and vacuum connections for leaks or damage.

  2. 2. Airflow measurement issue

    Moderate relevance

    Inspect the airflow sensor and related connections before considering replacement.

  3. 3. Fuel-delivery condition

    Requires verification

    Verify fuel-pressure readings against vehicle specifications.

AI-assisted guidance. Verify findings using manufacturer procedures and professional inspection before replacing components.

Gloved hands holding a flashlight on a cracked rubber air intake hose inside an engine bay
Finding logged · Step 1

Split intake hose between MAF sensor and throttle body.

Suggested diagnostic path

  1. Completed

    Inspect intake system

    Split intake hose discovered

  2. Completed

    Repair / replace damaged hose

  3. Completed

    Clear diagnostic codes

  4. Completed

    Road test

  5. Completed

    Re-scan vehicle

    No active P0171 · No active P0101

Repair verified

The workflow

Complaint → Evidence → Diagnosis → Verification → History.

  1. 01

    Identify the vehicle

    Registration, VIN, make, model, year, mileage and engine.

  2. 02

    Record the complaint

    Capture what the driver actually experienced.

  3. 03

    Import diagnostics

    Enter or connect OBD results and inspection notes.

  4. 04

    Investigate

    Evidence organized into AI-assisted investigation paths.

  5. 05

    Technician verifies

    Tests performed and findings recorded.

  6. 06

    Repair

    Approved work completed, parts and labour logged.

  7. 07

    Verify

    Re-scan, inspect or road-test before closing the job.

  8. 08

    Build history

    The repair joins the permanent vehicle record.

  9. 09

    Follow up

    Maintenance reminders and post-repair check-ins.

Busy multi-bay auto repair workshop with cars on lifts and a service manager holding a tablet

Workshop dashboard

See every bay without walking the floor.

In diagnosis
6
Awaiting approval
4
Repair in progress
3
Ready for collection
1

Fleet insight

Spot recurring patterns across every vehicle you maintain.

Tixengi surfaces repeat repairs across a fleet without overclaiming — flagging patterns for your team to review, not declaring defects.

Built for

  • Independent repair workshops
  • Multi-location service centers
  • Fleet maintenance teams
  • Mobile mechanics
  • Vehicle inspection businesses
Row of white pickup trucks parked outside a fleet maintenance depot at dusk

Recurring pattern · 12 Toyota Hilux

5 vehicles have recorded similar front suspension repairs within the past 8 months.

Consider reviewing operating conditions, mileage and inspection histories.