Arkona Integrates with Isuzu
SALT LAKE CITY -- Arkona Inc. announced that its dealer management solution was certified with Isuzu's dealership factory communications system. The integration gives the 360-plus Isuzu dealerships a more robust and cost-effective solution to managing and exchanging information with Isuzu corporate.
SALT LAKE CITY -- Arkona Inc. announced that its dealer management solution was certified with Isuzu's dealership factory communications system. The integration gives the 360-plus Isuzu dealerships a more robust and cost-effective solution to managing and exchanging information with Isuzu corporate.
"Our history with Arkona has been very positive, and we are excited about Arkona's new Isuzu integration," said Homer Cutrubus, dealer principal of Cutrubus Auto Group in Utah. "Our employees will now have access to a system that simplifies their workload and shortens the amount of time they spend on OEM warranty, financial, and parts communications."
Arkona's solution includes reporting capabilities and features that help dealerships to maximize profitability and CSI. Dealers gain immediate access to information about their parts, accounting, and service business.
The list of auto manufacturers with whom Arkona is integrated is growing quickly. It includes Ford, General Motors, BMW, DaimlerChrysler, Honda, Isuzu, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Lincoln-Mercury, Acura and Suzuki.
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