MOT due dates

Stop losing MOT work to a diary you forgot to check.

A missed MOT renewal is a customer who books somewhere else this year. Bayline keeps the due date on the vehicle, not in someone's head.

The MOT date lives on the vehicle record, not a spreadsheet

Look a car up by registration and Bayline pulls its MOT expiry straight from the DVSA test history, along with make, model and colour. It sits on the vehicle record, one tap from the customer who owns the car, so whoever is on the front desk can see who is due without ringing round or checking a separate diary.

Reg lookup fills in the MOT expiry, make, model and colour automatically when you add a vehicle.
The MOT date shows on the vehicle record, reachable from the customer who owns the car, so it is there when they call or walk in.
A one-tap refresh on the vehicle record pulls the latest DVSA result, so the date does not have to be re-typed by hand.

Common questions

Questions garage owners ask

Does Bayline send MOT reminder texts or emails to customers?

Not yet. Bayline surfaces the MOT due date on the vehicle record so your team can see it and call, rather than sending automated messages on your behalf.

Where does the MOT date come from?

From the DVSA MOT history API, looked up by registration number. A refresh action on the vehicle record pulls the latest result on demand.

Do I need to type in the MOT date myself?

No. Enter the registration and Bayline fills in the MOT expiry along with the rest of the vehicle details.

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