myKaarma Integrates with Logitrac to Improve Speed & Efficiency of Auto Dealer Loaner Vehicle Transactions
Digital contract solution integrates the dealership’s payment processing into a single easy-to-use interface.

Digital contract solution integrates the dealership’s payment processing into a single easy-to-use interface.
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LONG BEACH, Calif. – myKaarma, an end-to-end software solution for automotive dealer service departments, announced integration with Logitrac to improve the speed and efficiency of loaner car transactions. At the opening of agreements, customer payment details are entered and stored for future use and a speedy return and collection process. This helps Increase profitability with instant cost recovery, pre-authorization capabilities, and intuitive security measures while consolidating payments reconciliation for the dealer’s accounting office.
Loaner fleet management can have a huge impact on both service customers' satisfaction and the bottom line and cause unnecessary delays in the check-in process, especially in this COVID world.
The integration with the myKaarma platform enables the following features and benefits:
Proactive Cost Control - Tolls, fuel, loaner violations, and any additional costs can be collected in real-time with the simple click of a button.
Streamlined Procedures - The collection process from beginning-to-end is within one location, the Logitrac platform, with no need for additional equipment or open programs. Accounting reconciliation is simplified with integration into the myKaarma payments report.
Transparent Experience - No more delays. All costs can now be collected upon the vehicle’s return, creating a transparent and hassle-free customer experience.
Connected, Smart Design - Customer information and payment details are charged and stored through myKaarma via the Logitrac platform.
Fully Mobile - There are no limits to when or where charges can be collected. Costs can be recovered from anywhere on any device.
Easy to use, Keeping it Simple - After entry, payment details are saved for quick and easy future transactions.
“Maintaining a loaner vehicle fleet for customers to use while their vehicles are in the shop is increasingly vital to dealership service departments. However, many dealerships find it difficult to maintain an efficient single-step process,” said myKaarma CEO Ujj Nath. “Loaner fleet management can have a huge impact on both service customers' satisfaction and the bottom line and cause unnecessary delays in the check-in process, especially in this COVID world. That is why I am so excited about this new integration that further boosts the effectiveness of the myKaarma software in service departments, providing modern communication and payment tools that every customer wants.”
For more information visit: https://mykaarma.com.
Originally posted on Auto Dealer Today
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