Inventory & Listings
Your inventory stays current on its own — and lists in about ten seconds.
The platform reads your website inventory feed every five minutes. New units appear, sold units drop off, price changes follow. Nobody re-keys anything.
5 minutes
between inventory feed pulls
4 grades
of Canadian Black Book value, wholesale and retail
~10 seconds
to fill a Marketplace listing
Every five minutes
A feed that refuses to wreck your lot
If the feed comes back broken or half-empty, the system refuses to act on it rather than wiping your inventory off the screen. A bad pull is skipped, not published.
If you run more than one rooftop, a group feed brings the other stores shared inventory in as a filter rather than a mess.
Canadian Black Book
Real trade numbers your bank recognises
Canadian Black Book values by trim, adjusted for kilometres and your province, in four condition grades, wholesale and retail. Two ways to get them:
Automatically
When a customer mentions their trade in conversation and gives enough detail, the system prices it in the background. Your salesperson opens the file and the number is already there.
On demand, on anything
A separate appraisal desk prices any vehicle at all — a walk-in trade, a phone appraisal, an auction unit. Year and make is enough to start, and nothing touches a customer file unless you want it to.
A person presses Publish
Marketplace listings in about ten seconds
Tick the vehicles you want to list and the listing form fills itself in — photos, every dropdown, price, description. Your salesperson reads it over and presses Publish.
A person always presses Publish, so nothing goes out under your store’s name without somebody reading it first.
Questions
The things dealers ask first.
Give us your cell number on the walkthrough and the system will work you like a real lead.
Book a walkthroughWhat happens if my inventory feed breaks?
The pull is skipped rather than applied. A feed that returns implausibly few units will never empty your lot on screen.
Where do the trade values come from?
Canadian Black Book, by trim, adjusted for kilometres and province, in four condition grades across both wholesale and retail.
Does the software post to Marketplace by itself?
It fills the entire listing — photos, every dropdown, price and description — and your salesperson presses Publish.
Next up
Come find the leak
in your own store.
Fifteen minutes, three live demonstrations, and one honest conversation about what is actually costing you deals.