Three dealership workflows we improve.
Start with the one that costs your store the most.

- 01Lead response and follow-up
Every lead answered in minutes. Every follow-up sent.
- The problem
- Leads wait for a reply, and follow-up depends on who remembers.
- What we do
- Web, phone, text and chat leads get a reply day or night, then a follow-up cadence that runs every time.
Included
- After-hours and weekend replies
- Appointment setting
- Sold and unsold follow-up
- A person decides
- Pricing, trade values and anything off-policy go to a person.
- What we measure
- Time to first response, then appointment set rate.
- 02Service-to-sales and revenue
Buried opportunities become appointments.
- The problem
- Equity, lease and service customers sit unworked in the DMS.
- What we do
- We watch your DMS and CRM for customers ready to buy or trade, and put them in front of the right person with the numbers attached.
Included
- Equity and lease-maturity watch
- Service drive opportunities
- Sales manager alerts
- A person decides
- Your team decides who is approached and what is offered.
- What we measure
- Qualified customers contacted, then vehicles acquired from service.
- 03Repetitive dealership operations
Hours back for every department.
- The problem
- Skilled people re-key data and chase status updates all day.
- What we do
- Repeat work across sales, BDC and fixed ops runs the same way every time, and every exception goes to a named owner.
Included
- CRM and DMS updates
- Customer status texts
- Exception routing
- A person decides
- A named person owns every exception.
- What we measure
- Hours of manual work per week, then hours returned per department.
Behind every use case
- Data intelligence
- Your CRM, DMS and inventory joined into one view, so every use case runs on current numbers.
- Hands-on implementation
- We design it, connect it, roll it out with your team, and stay accountable for it working.
Show us one workflow that is costing your store time or opportunities.
Our team will be in touch within two business days.
