MenuVantage Releases SalesMenu
MenuVantage announced the release of its latest profit building tool; SalesMenu. This Web-based sales tool integrates with major Dealer Management System (DMS) providers for a seamless sales transaction and gives auto dealerships an easy, affordable way to pencil multiple deals from the sales desk.
Orlando, Fla.— MenuVantage announced the release of its latest profit building tool; SalesMenu. This Web-based sales tool integrates with major Dealer Management System (DMS) providers for a seamless sales transaction and gives auto dealerships an easy, affordable way to pencil multiple deals from the sales desk.
SalesMenu provides up to nine different payment options for the consumer, allows the consumer to pick options, pulls vehicle inventory and customer names right from the DMS and prints buyers’ orders, worksheets and 4 Squares.
SalesMenu allows a customer to choose retail, lease and balloon options that fit within their budget.
“The challenge all dealers face is how to maximize the profitability of a sale at the sales desk. We have all heard about the power of offering a menu presentation in F&I; providing more options so the customer can buy more products. It’s now time to apply this to the sales process,” said Phillip Battista, MenuVantage Co-CEO. “We are confident that SalesMenu will do for the front end of the dealership what MenuVantage has done for the F&I office.”
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