RouteOne Adds Flagship Credit Acceptance as an eContracting Finance Source
Flagship Credit Acceptance provides indirect automotive financing for over 10,000 automotive dealerships nationwide, for both new and used vehicles.
Flagship Credit Acceptance provides indirect automotive financing for over 10,000 automotive dealerships nationwide, for both new and used vehicles.
ROUTE ONE – RouteOne announced the addition of Flagship Credit Acceptance as an available eContracting finance source for dealers utilizing the RouteOne platform. RouteOne offers dealers the availability of over 200 eContracting finance sources – the greatest funding capacity in the auto finance industry. To date, dealers and finance sources have booked more than 24 million eContracts through RouteOne’s robust technology.
Since its inception 20 years ago, RouteOne has been delivering its customers innovative solutions that help solve industry challenges, and eContracting is a key example. RouteOne’s eContracting enhances the F&I process by enabling digital origination and exchange of critical contract documents and data between dealers and finance sources. eContracting is the foundation for a modern consumer experience that creates a more streamlined vehicle finance process, increases efficiencies, and reduces contracts in transit.
Flagship Credit Acceptance provides indirect automotive financing for over 10,000 automotive dealerships nationwide, for both new and used vehicles. Their programs are designed to serve customers in the near-prime space. Flagship combines exemplary customer service with competitive products to provide financing solutions.
“The addition of eContracting has provided an immediate and impactful lift in providing faster, more efficient funding for our Dealers,” said Jennifer Barrett Gauna, Flagship’s Chief Administrative Officer.
“RouteOne’s goal is to continually enhance the F&I process for all of our customers,” stated Amber Haseley, Director, Customer Relationships at RouteOne. “We’re truly pleased to have Flagship Credit Acceptance join our platform as an eContracting finance source as we jointly improve service to our shared dealer customers.”
Dealers interested in eContracting should contact their RouteOne Business Development Manager at 866.768.8301 or www.routeone.com/salesteam.
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