JMsolutions Enters Canadian Market
JMsolutions is providing its AAX suite of inventory management solutions to auto dealers in Canada – along with a new capability within the system to run CarProof, a leading Canadian provider of vehicle history reports.
DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla. and ONTARIO, Canada — JMsolutions, a dealer-focused automotive technology products and services company, is providing its AAX suite of inventory management solutions to auto dealers in Canada – along with a new capability within the system to run CarProof, a leading Canadian provider of vehicle history reports.
AAX enables dealers to optimize their entire used vehicle inventories by providing appraisal, stocking, pricing, trading recommendations and more.
"We're excited to be able to respond to dealers' requests to provide AAX to the Canadian dealer base," said Scot Eisenfelder, group vice president, JMsolutions. "With the added benefit of CarProof, Canadian dealers using AAX can quickly and easily pull a vehicle history report from within the AAX system. This allows dealers to make better, knowledge-backed pricing decisions on vehicles being appraised while also providing their clients with the confidence that comes with a clean vehicle history report."
To access CarProof through the AAX system, a dealer simply clicks the "CarProof" logo from the Vehicle Detail Screen and is directed to choose the desired report. Within a few seconds, the report is generated from CarProof and is sent back to AAX and displayed for the dealer's and customer's use.
"We're always looking for ways to further help our dealers," said Paul Antony, president of CarProof. "Aligning CarProof with the JMsolutions AAX product gives dealers greater accessibility to our reports when they're needed most — at the time of the appraisal when the customer is making a buying decision. It's a natural fit and extension of what we do."
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