MenuVantage Launches Red Flags Product That Integrates With Menu Software
MenuVantage, a web-based menu selling system, has incorporated a Red Flags Rule compliance solution that is integrated into its menu selling software and embedded into the sales process.
ORLANDO, Fla. -- MenuVantage, a web-based menu selling system, has incorporated a Red Flags Rule compliance solution that is integrated into its menu selling software and embedded into the sales process. It is a no cost value-added tool for current and future MenuVantage auto dealer customers, providing unlimited free Red Flags checks.
MenuVantage's Red Flags Rule solution is an automated compliance solution that will help protect vehicle dealerships from claims, fines and litigation. The solution provides electronic best practices to create turn-key, "good faith" compliance programs that increase protection, reduce liabilities and help mitigate identity theft in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission's Red Flags Rule. The Red Flags Rule mandates that dealers implement an identity theft prevention program by Nov. 1, 2008.
"As MenuVantage now integrates with 13 DMS providers besides Reynolds and Reynolds and ADP, there is virtually no franchised dealership in the US and Canada that cannot benefit from this solution," commented Philip Battista, MenuVantage Co-CEO.
"Our solution is a simplified, streamlined path to help dealers conform to the FTC's Red Flags Rule and is another illustration of our commitment to dealers in providing industry-leading technology and solutions in the F&I Office," he added.
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