Rapid Recon to Launch ‘Group Reporting’ at NADA
The workflow and reconditioning software and process provider's new offering is designed to compile and index in graphical dashboard format the monthly performance metrics of multi-rooftop operations, providing clarity into the challenges — and potential performance gains — realized by individual dealerships.
PALO ALTO, Calif. — Workflow and reconditioning software and process providers Rapid Recon will reveal “Group Reporting,” a new reconditioning management tool, at NADA 2017 in New Orleans next week.
Group Reporting was designed to compile and index in graphical dashboard format the monthly performance metrics of multi-rooftop operations. The new tool provides clarity into the challenges — and potential performance gains — realized by individual dealerships, said Dennis McGinn, Rapid Recon’s founder and CEO.
“Group Reporting is critical intelligence for general managers wanting to improve reconditioning operations and achieve a more profitable three- to five-day reconditioning cycle that increases inventory turns,” McGinn said.
NADA attendees can learn more about Group Reporting by visiting Rapid Recon at Booth No. 5417 in New Orleans next week.
“Groups using Rapid Recon in their stores can know precisely how their recon processes and people are performing against best practices, whether by store or by comparison to all stores and franchises operated by the group,” McGinn said. “There’s nothing like showing GMs how they are performing against their peers to drive process improvements.”
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