RouteOne Introduces Compliance Dashboard
RouteOne LLC introduced the Compliance Dashboard, a free tool that provides dealers with a visual assessment of the dealership's compliance status for all applicable deals.
FARMINGTON HILLS — RouteOne LLC introduced the Compliance Dashboard, a free tool that provides dealers with a visual assessment of the dealership's compliance status for all applicable deals. Dealers also can track compliance at both a dealership and transactional level.
The dashboard is customizable and allows dealers to choose the compliance categories they wish to track and monitor, including Adverse Action, OFAC, identity verification and credit score disclosure notices/risk-based pricing notices. The information is then presented in a single screen shot that includes a view of all applications within a 60-day timeframe, broken down by age of application and compliance category.
Dealers also can clear out any transactions for which all compliance activities have been completed, allowing them to focus only on deals that require additional action.
"Our dealers have expressed their concern about keeping pace with federal regulations, which was reinforced at the NADA 2012 conference," said Mike Jurecki, RouteOne CEO. "The Compliance Dashboard will help our dealer users alleviate those concerns by providing a quick and easy means by which to assess their compliance status in mere seconds."
The dashboard is free to dealers and is available today. For more information, visit www.routeone.com.
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