From enquiry to test drive without losing the weekend buyer
Dealerships miss after-hours interest. We add WhatsApp, AI calling, and tracking numbers per outlet.
In detail
How automotive programmes actually run
Dealerships miss weekend buyers, mix service and sales queues, and advertise cars that are not on the floor. OEMs then argue about source truth.
We put virtual numbers on outlets, book model-plus-slot on WhatsApp, remind for service, and track which creative drove the call.
Who it is for
- OEM marketing and dealer networks
- Service workshops selling packages
- Used-car desks that need qualification before a wasted test drive
Operating notes
- Lead-sharing between OEM and dealer is designed per programme.
- DMS integration happens where the dealer system allows an API.
- Stock reality belongs in the bot script, not only in the brochure.
Operating challenges
Each challenge has its own details page — not a one-line card.
Operating challenge
Outlet variance
Every dealer operates differently.
Outlet variance — approach & services
Operating challenge
Service vs sales queues
Misroutes.
Service vs sales queues — approach & services
Operating challenge
Stock reality
Ads sell cars you cannot show.
Stock reality — approach & services
Operating challenge
OEM reporting
Need source truth.
OEM reporting — approach & services
How we help
Open any solution for the full approach, related services, and neighbouring items.
How we help
Outlet numbers
Virtual DIDs.
Outlet numbers — approach & services
How we help
Booking bots
Model + slot.
Booking bots — approach & services
How we help
Service IVR
Reminders.
Service IVR — approach & services
How we help
Campaign tracking
Which creative drove calls.
Campaign tracking — approach & services
Use cases
Concrete motions. Each one is a details URL you can share with sales.
Recommended services
Frequently asked questions
Talk through a automotive communication stack
Share the channels, monthly volume, and whether traffic is promotional or transactional. Pricing is quoted — we do not publish a fake package grid.