GWC Warranty Introduces Revamped Online Dealer Portal
Dealer Portal 2.0 features a new, responsive design and additional functionality and enhancements. The new features are designed to make econtracting GWC Warranty service contracts easier and faster, officials said.
WILKES-BARRE, Pa. — GWC Warranty, a provider of used-vehicle service contracts and related F&I products, has released Dealer Portal 2.0, described as the latest enhancement to GWC’s online econtracting platform.
Dealer Portal 2.0 introduces to dealers a series of new features and enhancements designed to make econtracting with GWC Warranty vehicle service contracts even easier and faster, according to the company.
Highlighting the latest release is a new layout with streamlined navigation and a responsive design to optimize access on tablets. In addition to a refreshed design, new features included in the Dealer Portal 2.0 release were also created to save users time.
Dealership administrators can now add and edit a list of preferred lenders with information that prepopulates while rating a vehicle. Online contract cancellation inquiries are also now available to expedite the request through an easy-to-use online form complete with the ability to upload attachments.
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