VisionMenu Releases vContract
The company’s latest enhancement will allow users of VisionMenu to use a ‘print all’ capability after rating multiple providers and products simultaneously with vRate.
FORT WAYNE, Ind. — VisionMenu’s latest enhancement, called vContract, allows users of the VisionMenu to use a “print all” capability. The feature compliments the company’s other recent release, vRate, which allows VisionMenu users to rate multiple providers and multiple products simultaneously.
“If a dealer sells five products for five different providers they can vRate in less than 30 seconds with a single request, easily post to the provider’s portal once they have sold the products and then ‘print all’ with vContract,” says Ron Martin, president of VisionMenu. “vRate does not cost providers, agents, or dealers any additional fee than what they were already paying for their menu.”
The VisionMenuPRO platform includes VisionMenu, VisonReport, VisionReport Mobile, and vRate. These solutions help dealers sell more units, increase F&I product sales and efficiencies, and gives them the analytics they need to evaluate profitability, officials said.
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