PMCLogic

We’re excited to announce Jonathan’s new role as Vice President of ComputerLogic! 🎉

Jonathan brings a strong technical background, along with a deep understanding of our software and operations.

As ComputerLogic continues to grow, his leadership will help us stay focused on the products and services our customers rely on, while keeping the customer experience at the heart of what we do.

Please join us in congratulating Jonathan on his new role!

We’re grateful to be part of the Georgia Collision Industry Association and the ongoing conversations that bring our industry together.

Another great GCIA meeting in Pooler, discussing the real challenges facing collision repairers and the importance of repair integrity.

Proud to support these important industry conversations!

The PMCLogic team recently had the opportunity to attend the Indiana Auto Body Association event in New Albany, Indiana.

It was a great day connecting with a group of collision repair professionals who are always looking for ways to improve. From better managing paint and material costs to sharing ideas and learning from one another, there were plenty of valuable conversations throughout the day.

It’s always great to spend time with people who are committed to moving their businesses and the collision repair industry forward.

Your costs have increased. Has your paint and material labor rate kept up?

Building a strong case for a labor rate increase starts with accurate tracking, consistent processes, and clear documentation of what is actually being used on every repair.

Our latest blog explains how to build the evidence needed to support the rate your shop deserves.

Read more: https://loom.ly/cpXdnwM

Once PMCLogic identifies a potential missed opportunity, the shop can see exactly which paint and material items should be reviewed.

Depending on the repair, this could include flexible additives, primers, seam-sealer materials, chip guard, weld-through primer, masking materials and other supplies.

PMCLogic displays each opportunity with its quantity, unit of measure, unit price and extended price. The team can review the list and select the items that apply before confirming the total.

It is a practical way to keep legitimate P&M items from being missed and help your shop get paid for what it uses.

A look back at an earlier chapter of ComputerLogic.

The computers were bigger, the screens were smaller and software looked very different. Even then, the focus was on helping automotive businesses organize complex information and put it to practical use.

ComputerLogic has been developing automotive technology since 1979. Today, PMCLogic brings that experience into the collision repair industry by helping shops calculate, document and invoice the paint and materials associated with each repair.

Technology continues to change. The need for accurate, usable information remains.

A great few days at the Spartan 300 Symposium 2026!

The PMCLogic team had a great time connecting with collision repair professionals, learning from industry leaders, and being part of the conversations happening across the industry.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by the booth to connect with us. Isabel even managed to squeeze in a little time to explore Chicago while there!

Great people, great conversations, and a great event all around.

Are you getting paid for the materials you're actually using?

Paint is only one part of the equation. Tape, abrasives, masking supplies, adhesives, cleaners, and many other consumables all contribute to the true cost of a repair.

Understanding these costs is essential to protecting your profitability and making informed business decisions.

📖 Read our latest blog: https://loom.ly/tBE7Xzs