Autosoft Certifies StoneEagle Technology Solutions for Integration With FLEX DMS
StoneEagle has completed the certification process for integration with the FLEX DMS as part of Autosoft’s FLEX Connect Program.
WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa. — StoneEagle has completed the certification process for integration with the FLEX DMS as part of Autosoft’s FLEX Connect Program. The integration is designed to streamline F&I and service operations for customers of both services.
“We’re pleased to add StoneEagle to our growing list of FLEX Connect partners,” said Christopher Morris, senior vice president of Autosoft. “Our dealers can now seamlessly integrate with applications from another industry leader.”
StoneEagle offers web-based applications to help dealers manage performance accountability and production across F&I operations. The solutions are designed to automate manual tasks and deliver accurate information to improve performance, increase profitability and maximize customer satisfaction.
The SecureMetrics application tracks F&I sales and service profitability by individual dealer, dealer group and dealer personnel. It generates reports to track trends, develop forecasts and identify performance issues. These reports are only accessible to an authorized user.
The SecureMenu application is designed to let F&I managers make simple, consistent and compliant F&I product presentations for customers on any PC or mobile device. SecureMenu includes auto eRating, eContracting and eRemittance functionality. It also features configurable presentation templates, sales tools and reporting to monitor usage statistics and transaction details.
“The FLEX Connect program facilitates secure and reliable data integration to our applications that increases efficiency and enhances the overall user experience for dealers using the Autosoft FLEX DMS platform,” said Jason Gillette, vice president of sales and marketing for StoneEagle. “The fee structure is both reasonable and straightforward for the value provided.”
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