TMP Launches Latest Mobile App

Japan automotive titan Toyota is a household name in the Philippines and despite the current situation, they would like remain at the top of the competition. 

It was on December last year that TMP announced that they will launch a mobile app, without giving much details. 

And yesterday May 4, the local arm, Toyota Motor Philippines (TMP), has launched its customer-centric tool called MyToyota PH. 

This digital tool that makes owning and maintaining a Toyota easier and more convenient for all customers.

In a statement, TMP said that My Toyota PH can be used to book appointments. 

"As the world is on a standstill due to the COVID-19 virus outbreak, TMP is quick to recognize the changing needs of its customers for after-sales service. Toyota owners can now book their service appointments safely anytime, anywhere," the statement said. 

But it is more than that. 

Aside from that, Toyota owners will also have access to the tool’s key features straight from their mobile phones.

The tool also allows customers inquiries directly to its dealers and has reminders, which is sent 24 hours and an hour prior to their appointment.

 Job items and service cost estimates are also easily available in the tool.

To access the tool, Toyota owners can create a MyToyotaPH account on http://mytoyota.ph/ and register their Toyota vehicles.

 

After this, they can immediately start setting up an appointment by selecting their preferred dealers. 

The tool can also be added to their mobile device’s home screen through the browser’s settings for easier access.

The tool was made available since Monday to dealers that will be open according to each area’s respective quarantine periods. 

All Toyota dealers nationwide will be available for service booking after the quarantine period.

Further, Toyota dealerships will now be accommodating confirmed service appointments only to ensure everyone’s safety by effectively promoting social distancing.

Photo from Toyota Motor Philippines 

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