MaximTrak, F&I Admin Forge Strategic Partnership
MaximTrak Technologies announced a strategic partnership with F&I Administration Solutions LLC to enable auto dealers to electronically rate, contract and register contracts for all providers through the SCS Auto administration platform.
WAYNE, Pa. — MaximTrak Technologies announced a strategic partnership and integration with F&I Administration Solutions LLC. The integration enables auto dealers to electronically rate, contract and register contracts for all providers through the SCS Auto administration platform without having to leave the MaximTrak system.
“Our strategy is to open up our network to other providers and enable connectivity to all parties,” said Jim Maxim Jr., MaximTrak Technologies president and CEO. “We have a collaborative approach and our new platform not only offers product integration to MaximTrak directly but also through industry partnerships such as F&I Admin.”
MaximTrak is a Web-based platform designed to enhance the presentation of value-added aftermarket options to consumers, according to the company. It integrates with all major DMS providers, eliminating the need for manual data entry into multiple systems.
“This integration dovetails with our mission to enable every possible channel for providers and dealers to more efficiently conduct electronic transactions,” said David Trinder, CEO of F&I Admin. “With our connectivity to MaximTrak, auto dealers can now conduct an entire transaction, from quote to contracting, without leaving the MaximTrak menu.”
For more information, visit www.maximtrak.com.
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