Inventory
Every unit merchandised the day it lands.
The merchandiser who photographs, describes and prices every unit on the day it arrives.
Photos cleaned, descriptions written, pricing watched, and aging units flagged before they cost you.
The job today
A car with no photos and a stock description is invisible. The units that need the most help usually wait the longest.
Right now this job belongs to the merchandising backlog.
Merchandise
Photos and copy on day one
Backgrounds cleaned, sets completed, descriptions written from the actual equipment on the car.
- Consistent photo treatment across the lot
- Descriptions built from the real spec
- Syndicated everywhere you list
Price
Aging surfaced before it hurts
Days on lot, market position and demand are watched continuously, and the units drifting get flagged with a recommendation.
- Aging flagged with a suggested move
- Market comparison from your connected sources
- Price changes logged and reviewable
Sync
One source of truth
Feeds from your DMS and inventory tools reconcile into one set of records every app uses.
- DMS and feed sync on a schedule
- Conflicts surfaced rather than silently overwritten
- Every app reads the same inventory
Keep going
Who stores usually put on next.
BDC
Every lead gets a real answer the moment it lands, on the channel it came in on, and keeps getting followed up until it books or closes.
Service Center
Bookings, status updates, estimate approvals and inspection videos, handled in the same thread the customer already started.
Website
Vehicle pages, landing pages and specials, written for search engines and AI answers alike, maintained by an assistant that never gets behind.
Start here
See Inventory on your own store.
A short walkthrough on your own inventory, your own channels, your own numbers. No slide deck.