Industry 02

Auto Dealerships

Your dealership already runs on a DMS and a CRM full of data. The time goes into acting on it: answering leads, working the service drive and logging every touch. We build copilots that do the digging and the drafting, so your people spend their time with customers.

Where the Week Goes

The day-to-day work that eats the week, before anyone gets to the work that grows the business.

  1. Answering internet leads from several sources fast enough, at any hour
  2. Following up with every unsold showroom and internet prospect, not just the hottest ones
  3. Working the service drive by hand for customers who are in a good position to trade
  4. Logging calls, texts and notes in the CRM so the next person knows what happened
  5. Confirming service appointments and sending maintenance and recall reminders
  6. Pulling numbers from the DMS and CRM for the morning meeting

What We'd Build

Each system is built around how your team already works. It starts read-only, then drafts, then acts with approval, and a person signs off wherever a mistake would matter.

Lead Response Copilot

Reads each new lead as it lands, drafts a reply in your store's voice with the right vehicle details, and logs it in the CRM. A salesperson approves or edits each reply, until you decide which kinds may send on their own.

Works with tools like

  • Dealer CRMs (VinSolutions, DealerSocket, Elead)
  • Website chat and lead forms

Service-to-Sales Daily List

Each morning, a short list of today's service customers worth a sales conversation, with the reason for each, drawn from data you already hold. It only reads your systems; a person decides who to approach.

Works with tools like

  • Dealer management systems (CDK Global, Reynolds and Reynolds, Dealertrack)
  • Dealer CRMs (VinSolutions, DealerSocket)

CRM Notes Written for You

Turns calls, texts and showroom conversations into clean CRM notes and next steps, so the customer record says what happened and what's next. The salesperson checks each note before it saves.

Works with tools like

  • Dealer CRMs (VinSolutions, Elead)
  • Phone systems that keep call notes

Follow-Up Plans for Every Unsold Prospect

Every unsold prospect gets a follow-up plan drafted in your voice, paced to where they are in the purchase and stopped when they reply. Texts go only to customers who have given documented consent.

Works with tools like

  • Dealer CRMs (VinSolutions, DealerSocket, Elead)
  • Email and texting inside your CRM

Service Lane Reminders

Appointment confirmations, maintenance reminders and open-recall notices drafted from your DMS and sent through the tools you already use, with consent rules applied to every text.

Works with tools like

  • Service scheduling (Xtime, myKaarma)
  • Dealer management systems (CDK Global, Reynolds and Reynolds)

Morning Meeting Brief

Yesterday's sales, service and lead activity from your DMS and CRM in one short brief before the morning meeting, with anything unusual called out for a manager to look at.

Works with tools like

  • Dealer management systems
  • Dealer CRMs
  • Email or phone

Tool names are examples of software that businesses in this field commonly use, not partnerships or finished integrations. We connect to what you already run, and confirm each connection in the written proposal.

What Changes for You

  • Faster first replies to internet leads at any hour, without lowering the bar on what goes out
  • Service customers worth a conversation found every day, not only when someone has time to dig
  • CRM records your managers can trust, without salespeople typing notes at the end of the day
  • Builds designed to respect the FTC Safeguards Rule your dealership works under: access limited to each task, activity logged and customer data kept in accounts set up for your dealership. Your compliance lead signs off; this isn't legal advice.

Want a number for your own team? Run your week through the Hours Back calculator

How It Could Look

A Busy Saturday on the Floor

Picture a dealership on a busy Saturday, with internet leads arriving while every salesperson is with a customer. The lead copilot drafts a reply to each one as it lands, and a manager approves them in a batch between deliveries. On Monday the service-to-sales list flags a customer in for routine maintenance whose vehicle is near the end of its loan, and the advisor mentions it to the sales manager before the car is ready.

Illustration, not a client or a result

See What Your DMS Already Knows

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