Every vehicle with its own costs and margin
Purchasing, reconditioning, listings, leads, test drives and paperwork are kept on the vehicle. In the end you see what each vehicle really earned.
Vehicle dealers
Purchasing, reconditioning, listings, leads, test drives and paperwork are kept on the vehicle. In the end you see what each vehicle really earned.
Vehicle dealers
VW Passat 2.0 TDI, 2021
Each of these problems is the same thing: data doesn’t get from one place to the other, so someone carries it by hand.
Connection brokenMargin per vehicle visible at once
The purchase price is known, but servicing, paintwork, tyres, valeting and transport are scattered across invoices. Real profit per vehicle stays hidden.
Connection brokenEvery inquiry arrives on the vehicle
Buyers reach out through several listing sites, call and walk into the showroom. Nobody sees which inquiry has been handled and who owes whom a call.
Connection brokenDays in stock counted per vehicle
Days in stock aren’t tracked per vehicle. Money stays tied up in cars whose price should have been changed long ago.
Connection brokenPaperwork filled in from purchase on
Contract, invoices, registration, financing and the trade-in are handled from several folders. The buyer waits while everything is found.
An example flow. We adapt the steps to how your company actually works.
The vehicle enters the system on purchase with VIN, equipment, condition and purchase price. A trade-in is handled the same way as buying from a supplier.
Every invoice for servicing, parts, transport or paintwork is tied to that exact vehicle. Its cost builds up as it happens, not at year-end.
Reconditioning orders show what has been done and what is still pending. Sales sees when the vehicle is ready to hand over.
Vehicle data and photos are entered once and used for listings and your own website. Where a listing site allows a connection, a price change doesn’t have to be retyped by hand.
Web inquiries come in by themselves, and those from listings, the phone and the showroom are logged on the vehicle. Each has an owner and a next step.
Slot, vehicle and driver details are recorded against the buyer. After the drive the salesperson knows whom to call and when.
The offer covers the trade-in, financing and extras. Margin per vehicle is visible before anyone signs.
The contract and registration documents are generated from vehicle and buyer data. Everything stays in the vehicle’s history.
Every module works with the same data. It plugs into the system instead of living as a separate program.
New and used vehicles with equipment, condition, location and days in stock.
Purchase, reconditioning and every extra cost per vehicle, with margin before and after the sale.
Inquiries from every channel, test drives, offers and reminders for salespeople.
Contracts and registration paperwork from a single entry, kept with the vehicle’s history.
No. New and used vehicles can follow different flows, for example in purchasing, trade-ins and reconditioning, while sharing the same CRM, sales and paperwork.
Yes. The workshop can handle reconditioning for sales as an internal work order, so the cost lands on the vehicle by itself.
Yes. Data from spreadsheets or your current program is brought over before the switch. How much cleaning it needs, we’ll see once we look at it.
Send us a short description of your process and the problems you want to solve.