vAuto Releases Mobile iPhone App
vAuto Inc. announces its used-car inventory management system is now available as an application for the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch.
OAK BROOK, Ill. — vAuto Inc. announces its used-car inventory management system is now available as an application for the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch.
“We recognize that our dealers need the ability to access our real-time market information wherever they are,” says Keith Jezek, president and CEO. “We decided to develop our mobile application initially for the Apple devices because they are the preferred mobile devices for Web searching activities.”
Live market appraising is the first vAuto module developed as a mobile application for no additional monthly subscription charge for vAuto users. It is available for download from the App Store on iTunes.
All vAuto customers now have the opportunity to utilize the fully integrated, market-based appraising functionality from their Apple touch devices. In addition to traditional third-party guidebooks and auction values, the application features vAuto’s exclusive rBook, which allows customers to appraise with the mindset of “how to get out of a car before you get in.” The mobile application functionality also includes the proprietary barcode VIN capture method that automatically decodes and uploads to vAuto.
“The vAuto mobile application saves me a tremendous amount of time while at auctions,” notes Bill Pearson, owner of Finish Line Ford in Peoria, Ill. “Its design is consistent with the velocity method of management – access to live market data down to the level of trim and equipment combined with used-car market days supply, allowing us to make the critical decisions on what to stock and how much to pay.”
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