DEALER · LEADS · SERVICE
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The lead from Saturday. The service reminder from last oil change.
AI for dealerships: sales leads, inventory questions, and service reminders without another BDC seat on nights and weekends.
Used on roofing, HVAC, and office landers.
Licensed or customer-facing work still waits for a person.
Dealer desks: after-hours lead answer plus service reminder drafts, sent by the desk.
Saturday leads on Saturday
The first reply is the same day. Monday is not a stack of 'just seeing if this is still available.'
Inventory questions that are true
If the unit moved, the reply says so. Nobody quotes a car that left on the transporter.
Service that books itself a window
Oil and inspection reminders go out on the interval you already sold. The lane fills before the recall spike.
Agents and tools, then the matrix.
The evaluation names the work. Trial is the product signup. No third funnel.
Straight answers.
- CRM / DMS already does this.
- Keep it. Agents draft inside that world. We do not stand up a shadow CRM.
- OEM rules?
- The evaluation names what can be automated under your OEM and dealer group rules.
- Sales vs service?
- Both are on this lander because they share the same desk pressure. Unique chapters, not a noun-swap.
Other landers.
The lead from Saturday. The service reminder from last oil change.
AI for dealerships: sales leads, inventory questions, and service reminders without another BDC seat on nights and weekends.