Dealership Workflow finds and stops the profit leaks hiding between your CRM and DMS — duplicated office payroll, slow funding, paper costs, and cancellation money nobody collected.
A dealer should understand the business case before the feature list. These are the four operating expenses Dealership Workflow attacks first.
Centralize deal processing across rooftops instead of rebuilding the same back office at every location.
Catch missing stips early and expose every contract accumulating floorplan interest at the bank.
Cut printing, filing, searching, shipping, storage, and separate e-signature subscriptions.
Track every cancellation and product refund until the money actually reaches accounting.
You’re already paying for the problem.
The only question is whether you keep paying for it.
Change the assumptions — the math updates live. Carry cost from funding days, the document spend you’d eliminate, and the product refunds slipping past accounting.
Carry is computed as amount financed × rate ÷ 365, per day, per deal. A planning estimate, not an accounting statement.
Your CRM sells the car. Your DMS books it. Dealership Workflow runs everything in the middle — organized around the three jobs your store does every day.
CRM, DMS, desking, credit apps — all software. But the deal itself? Still a $40,000 folder walking your showroom.
You retired this one years ago.
Its cousin. Still running your deals.
"I don’t walk the building looking for jackets anymore. I open my phone and I know where every deal in the store stands."
"Deals hit my office clean. The stips are caught on the sales side before I ever print a contract — that alone changed my funding."
"It's the first system my salespeople actually use. Scan it, tag it, done — nothing gets lost between the desk and finance."
"I send the customer one link and their license, insurance, and stips are uploaded — even signed — before they walk in. The deal's half done from their kitchen table."
The Safeguards Rule requires dealerships to protect customer data. We give you the tools auditors want to see — the ones a filing cabinet never could.
Every action logged — who did what, when. Can't be edited or deleted.
Documents encrypted at rest and in transit. Private storage, expiring access links.
Know exactly who touched which deal and when they touched it.
Email codes plus device trust — unrecognized devices don't get in.
We’re not lawyers and can’t certify your compliance. But we give you the tools auditors want to see.
"27 and a half years in the car business, 24 in finance, over 25,000 turns taken. I didn’t retire from the store to go sell software — I’m a Director of Operations today, running dealerships on this platform every day. This isn’t Silicon Valley software designed by people who’ve never worked a deal. It’s built by someone doing your job, for people doing your job."
No mystery quote. No per-user fees. No long-term contracts. One complete platform per rooftop.
One avoided chargeback, one faster-funded deal, or a fraction of one duplicated office seat covers the month. Month to month — your data stays yours.
Four ways, stacking: a centralized office seat is $75K–$150K+/year, two extra funding days cost a 100-car store about $1,600 a month in carry, deleting paper and signing software is tens of thousands more, and recovered cancellations are pure money back. Any one of the four covers the bill.
No. Your DMS books deals and runs accounting — it stays. Dealership Workflow runs everything your DMS doesn’t: the working deal, documents, signatures, checklists, funding visibility, titlework, and cancellations.
Keep it. Your CRM manages leads and follow-up. We pick up the moment the deal is sold and the paper starts flying.
Group accounts put every rooftop in one login. Office staff switch between stores instantly, see every deal’s status live, and work the checklist from anywhere — because the jacket is digital, nobody has to be in the building where the paper is.
It was built by someone who’s managed dealership teams for over two decades — which means it assumes people are busy and skip steps. Checklists, statuses, and visibility do the enforcing so a manager doesn’t have to.
Documents are encrypted at rest and in transit in private storage with expiring access links. Every action writes to an immutable audit log, and device verification keeps unrecognized devices out.
Instant answers on pricing, features, FTC compliance, and whether we’re a fit for your store.
30 minutes, live with the founder — a 27-year car guy who’s worked 25,000 deals, not a sales rep reading a script. Bring your controller.
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