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SEARCHAs part of an enhanced partnership, key details such as reported accidents, number of owners and open recalls now instantly appear onscreen for vehicles listed in MAXDigital's inventory management platform.
LAS VEGAS — Dealer solution provider MaxDigital has enhanced its partnership with Carfax to make more information readily available to dealers using its inventory management platform.
As part of the enhancements, key details like number of owners and open recalls now instantly appear onscreen for vehicles listed in MAXDigital’s Inventory Management Platform.
Once a Carfax-subscribing dealer enters a new vehicle into the inventory management platform, the system will automatically run a Carfax Report for that unit. This enhancement will simplify the Carfax reporting process for newly-acquired vehicles.
“With millions of open recalls amplifying concerns about vehicle safety, the need for on-demand Carfax information is even greater,” said Larry Gamache, communications director at Carfax. “MAXDigital’s enhanced platforms are powerful solutions that can help our dealers further improve their operations and protect their customers.”
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