Inventory and merchandising

• Vehicle records with real depthNew, used and certified. MSRP and invoice cost, certification detail, EV specifications, and a 360 spin that checks it can actually render before offering one.
• Your feed doesn't overwrite your workFields you lock stay locked through the next sync. Photo order you've set stays pinned. A source hash shows what genuinely changed instead of flagging the whole record.
• AI media is labelledAny vehicle carrying AI-generated imagery is flagged on the record, so disclosure is a property of the car rather than something a person has to remember.
• Built for multiple rooftopsRooftop identity runs through inventory, pricing and leads, so a group runs many stores from one installation without their data mixing.
• Incentives that stack by ruleScope an offer by make, model, year, condition, price band or date. Mark what's stackable and the engine resolves the best combination per vehicle.
• Syndicate out to the marketplacesInventory publishes to marketplace feeds from the same record, with a mass-rejection guard that stops a bad build before it takes your whole listing set down.

The tools that move a shopper toward a deal

• Payments that reflect real moneyLease residuals come from lender data rather than a rule of thumb, and tax jurisdictions are an admin table your team maintains, not a number buried in config.
• Trade-in with a real valuationA guided trade-in on the vehicle page, valued against Black Book for Canada and the US. Where no valuation is available it says so rather than inventing a figure.
• Credit without the hard hitA soft-pull credit step lets a shopper see terms they'd actually qualify for before anything touches their credit file, so the numbers on screen survive the showroom.
• Applications your staff can workCredit applications are a first-class record, submitted by the shopper and administered by your team in the same place as everything else on the site.
• Service bookingBookings run as a module on the same installation, same admin, same permissions, same publishing as the rest of the site.
• One place your team already knowsEvery one of these is a module in the same admin. No second login, no separate vendor portal, no exporting a spreadsheet to reconcile two systems.

Franchise and OEM

• Co-op compliance, checked before you publishCo-op claims fail on detail, the wrong disclaimer, the wrong mark, the wrong placement. A rules engine checks the page against the programme so the claim goes in clean the first time.
• Grants by line of businessFranchise rights are modelled the way the manufacturer grants them. Sales, Service, Parts and CPO held separately per rooftop, so the site reflects what each store is actually franchised for.
• Manufacturer programmes, fed inOEM incentive programmes flow into the same offer engine as your own, so a shopper sees one resolved number rather than two competing ones.