StoneEagle Integrates TFS' Presentation Tool and RouteOne System
The StoneEagle Group and RouteOne LLC have successfully enabled Toyota Financial Services' FS Presentation tool with a secure connection to RouteOne's credit application management system.
Dallas, TX –– The StoneEagle Group and RouteOne LLC have successfully enabled Toyota Financial Services’ FS Presentation tool with a secure connection to RouteOne's credit application management system.
StoneEagle fully supports FS Presentation with dealer management system integration, calculations, electronic rating, and now additional functionality to integrate to RouteOne. Full integration to the DMS and RouteOne will further drive profits, increase efficiency, and aid compliance within the finance department for TFS dealers. This process and powerful integration saves time and creates a better workflow for users on each transaction.
"Our integration with best in class providers such as StoneEagle promotes our open integration strategy, which is a key tenet of our dealer support model," said Mike Jurecki, CEO of RouteOne. "RouteOne offers dealers the solutions they need to streamline their sales processes and drive efficiencies. We are pleased to offer integration with Toyota Financial Services’ FS Presentation tool through StoneEagle."
"StoneEagle is proud to be associated with TFS and RouteOne. We are excited to provide integration solutions that enable dealers to accelerate productivity and increase profits within the F&I office," said Brent Allen, president of StoneEagle.com. "StoneEagle is pleased to further enhance our offering to TFS by eliminating the need for data entry into multiple systems."
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