Feb. 5, 2018—Mitchell1 will hold its ShopKey5 Shop Management workshop April 26-28 in San Diego at the San Diego Marriott Mission Valley. The training is designed for auto shop management software users who want to learn more advanced capabilities, shortcuts and new features to run their business more efficiently.
The two-day training session focuses on best practices and guides users through all levels of functionality of Mitchell 1 Manager SE and ShopKey Shop Management SE. Emphasis is on features in the 7.0 version of the software, but previous versions are also covered. Topics include program setup, inventory, reporting, scheduling, advanced transactions and aftermarket cataloging. Attendees will also learn about the integrated Mitchell 1 SocialCRM auto shop marketing during an evening reception.
A practice lab equipped with computers and staffed by product specialists will be available throughout the event so attendees can practice and apply the skills they are learning in the training sessions.
The workshop will be led by John Dwulet, senior product manager for Mitchell 1’s management software solutions, and Tim McDonnell, senior marketing manager for Manager SE, who together have over 40 years of combined shop management system training experience.
“This advanced training turns existing shop management system customers into power users who get the most out of their software and business,” Dwulet said. “The sessions will uncover strategies that attendees can use to compete successfully against dealerships, maximize their maintenance and repair opportunities, and enhance their relationships with customers.”
“For the experienced Manager user, the workshop provides two days of comprehensive training that increases the value of their shop’s software investment. The interaction between attendees, sharing methods and tips, plus the new friendships everyone takes home, is priceless.”
Attendees will be welcomed with a cocktail reception on Thursday evening, April 26. Workshop sessions run from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday, April 27 and Saturday, April 28. The registration fee is $200 per attendee, plus applicable tax, and covers seminars, breakfast, lunch and refreshments each day.
Attendees can earn 30 AMI credits toward the Accredited Automotive Manager (AAM) designation by completing the workshop.
To register, click here.
