DealerTrack Completes All System Integrations With Toyota
DealerTrack Inc., a subsidiary of DealerTrack Holdings Inc., an automotive software provider, has completed development of all system integrations within Toyota's Dealer Daily Open Access Project, and has signed a letter-of-intent to join the Toyota DMS Integration Program (TDIP).
LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y. — DealerTrack Inc., a subsidiary of DealerTrack Holdings Inc., an automotive software provider, has completed development of all system integrations within Toyota's Dealer Daily Open Access Project, and has signed a letter-of-intent to join the Toyota DMS Integration Program (TDIP).
DealerTrack's inclusion in the TDIP will allow Toyota Motor Sales USA dealerships who use DealerTrack DMS to leverage all of Toyota's system integration points, and provide dealers with an enhanced interface into Toyota's Dealer Communication System, Dealer Daily. Each department within a dealership will benefit from the synergy between Toyota and DealerTrack, including the service, parts, accounting, sales and finance departments.
"Completing these interfaces with Toyota Motor Sales USA is a prime example of DealerTrack's commitment to providing dealers with a diverse product line that is fully-compatible with a dealership's existing systems and processes," said Raj Sundaram, senior vice president of DealerTrack Inc. "Toyota dealers considering the DealerTrack DMS solution can now proceed with confidence that we can meet their technology needs."
Dealer Daily is an integrated solution that supports a variety of dealership applications, allowing dealers to conduct their dealership business efficiently and easily. The Dealer Daily Website is a 24-hour portal into Toyota Motor Sales USA factory communications, on-line forms, various business tools, diagnostic and service information and training materials.
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