Dominion Adds Mobile App for Inventory Management
Dominion Dealer Solutions’ new inventory management mobile app was designed to improve on-the-lot mobility and data reliability.
NORFOLK, Va. — Dominion Dealer Specialties (div. Dominion Dealer Solutions) announced the release of a fully redesigned inventory management mobile app with full appraisal and inventory capabilities. The new mobile application was built for dealers using Dealer Specialties’ Inventory Manager (IVM) and is free to download in both iOS and Android app stores.
Access to book values, competitor market inventory, and vehicle history reports are built into the IVM mobile app and allows dealers to fully understand the competition and determine their strategy. The ability to add new vehicles, edit features and photos, and enhanced pricing features allow dealers to manage all aspects of their inventory while on the go. Additionally, the upgraded inventory module works seamlessly with the recently enhanced appraisal functionality for a simple workflow for vehicle processing, all according to the company.
Adding appraised vehicles to inventory is more efficient than ever, with a simple two-click process and automatic data transfer, said Shane Marcum, vice president of Dealer Specialties.
“The ability to quickly and easily add and edit multiple photos to a vehicle from the mobile gallery adds efficiency, simplifies the process and makes dealers’ lives easier in their inventory management process,” Marcum said.
Visit Dominion Dealer Solutions at Booth No. 3716C at the 2018 NADA convention in Las Vegas.
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