The platform

One ecosystem. Different jobs. Clear boundaries.

UnderTorque brings professional technical knowledge and governed automotive understanding together, without mixing everyone's private information or asking everyone to work in the same way.

Individual experience, deliberate organisation contributions and governed Advisor learning, shown as three separate knowledge areas.
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Identity & access

One UnderTorque account

Identity handles the person's account and canonical organisation relationship. Products still decide what each person can do inside that product.

Technician

Professional technical knowledge

The individual's private professional knowledge stays at the centre. Organisation membership creates a collaboration context, not automatic sharing.

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Advisor

Governed understanding

Structured vehicle, manufacturer, maintenance and warranty knowledge for non-technical aftersales teams.

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Knowledge movement

Connected does not mean everything is shared.

The platform is designed so useful knowledge can move deliberately while private workspaces, organisation knowledge and published learning remain separate concepts.

1

Technician personal master

Private by default and person-owned.

2

Deliberate sharing

Direct access, organisation contribution or Advisor offer only when intended.

3

Governance

Organisation retention or Advisor editorial review follows the relevant rules.

4

Useful reuse

Knowledge becomes easier to find, trust and teach without flattening ownership boundaries.

Future direction

Learning

Reserved for persistent assignments, formal assessment history, CPD, certification and manager/coach progress when UnderTorque genuinely needs those capabilities.

Future direction

Logbook

Reserved for operational work tracking such as WIP, parts/status, reminders, next actions and personal work history.

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Start with the problem your team is trying to solve.

Technical knowledge retention, technician collaboration and non-technical automotive understanding are related problems — but they do not need the same workflow.