DealerCenter Integrates DMS With RouteOne Credit Platform
DealerCenter has integrated RouteOne's credit application management platform into its DMS offering, allowing users to send a deal to any of RouteOne's more than 1,000 finance sources directly from its system.
LOS ANGELES — DealerCenter has integrated RouteOne's credit application management platform into its dealer management system to better support dealer financing needs.
Dealers using DealerCenter DMS will now be able to send a deal, including customer, inventory and structure information to any of RouteOne's more than 1,000 finance sources. Dealers will only have to enter the credit application once in DealerCenter, and then choose their desired finance sources from RouteOne’s extensive network. The finance source’s results will be displayed in DealerCenter.
"Integration with DealerCenter will save our mutual dealer customers valuable time due to the elimination of duplicate data entry," said Mike Jurecki, RouteOne CEO. "The entire credit application process is simplified, allowing dealers to concentrate on vehicle sales rather than administrative tasks.”
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