RouteOne's Credit Application System Now Available to All Arkona Dealers
Arkona Inc., a leader in on-demand solutions for new car franchise, independent and powersports dealerships, recently announced that it has become an integration partner of RouteOne LLC, a joint venture between the captive finance arms of General Motors, Ford, DaimlerChrysler and Toyota.
SALT LAKE CITY—Arkona Inc., a leader in on-demand solutions for new car franchise, independent and powersports dealerships, recently announced that it has become an integration partner of RouteOne LLC, a joint venture between the captive finance arms of General Motors, Ford, DaimlerChrysler and Toyota.
The RouteOne credit application enables dealers and their finance sources, including captives and independent lenders, to manage the credit application and consumer financing process online, all from a single desktop. The integration between Arkona and RouteOne will create high level of efficiency for participating dealerships by eliminating the need to enter application data in multiple systems.
Currently, RouteOne offers approximately 21,500 dealerships access to 66 finance sources throughout North America.
The RouteOne integration is based on industry standard security and messaging requirements. This includes HTTP connectivity, security, SOAP and STAR XML.
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