ADAS Calibration Jobs
ADAS Calibration Jobs
ADAS stands for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems — the sensors and cameras built into modern vehicles that manage features like lane departure warnings, automatic braking, and blind spot monitoring. When a windshield is replaced, these systems often need to be recalibrated.
Marking a Job as ADAS
When creating or editing a job, check ADAS Required. You'll then select the calibration type:
Type | What it means |
|---|---|
Static | Calibration done in-shop using physical targets |
Dynamic | Calibration done by driving the vehicle at speed |
Both | Both static and dynamic required |
Unknown | Type to be determined on-site |
If you're not sure upfront, select Unknown and update it after the tech assesses the vehicle.
ADAS Pay
ADAS work is compensated separately from the base job. In the Financial section (admins only), you'll find:
- ADAS cost — what you're charging for the calibration
- ADAS pay amount — what the primary tech earns for the ADAS work
- Helper ADAS pay amount — what the helper earns (two-man jobs only)
These amounts appear as separate line items on the Payroll page.
Multi-Vehicle Jobs with ADAS
If you're working on multiple vehicles in a single job, each vehicle has its own ADAS flag and type. Set them independently for each vehicle in the Multi-Vehicle section.
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Updated on: 29/03/2026
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