IT support for auto dealerships
Everybody in the business now knows what a DMS outage looks like.
Tell us how the store runs. We pick the local IT company that already supports dealerships your size and book the meeting.
In 2024 stores across the country went back to writing deals on paper.
That one was a vendor problem and no IT company could have prevented it. What an IT company can change is how long you stay down and how much you can still do while you are, and almost no store had an answer written down beforehand. The other exposure is quieter. You hold credit applications and financing records for everyone who ever walked in, which puts a written safeguards program on the store.
What we hear about most
- No plan for the day the DMS is gone
- Sales, service and parts all stop at once, and the decision about what to do next gets made in the hallway at nine in the morning.
- Rooftops that grew separately
- Three stores, three different networks, three ways things were set up, and one person who remembers why.
- Credit applications on the sales floor
- Customer financing data sitting on shared desktops and printers in the open, because that is the fastest way to work a deal.
Ask how many stores they support and what happens during a vendor outage.
Dealership IT means living with a DMS you do not control, and the useful provider is the one who has already written down what the store does when it is unreachable. We match on which DMS platforms a provider supports, how many rooftops they run, and what their outage procedure says.
Who we can help here
- Any size, from a single used-car lot up, across sales, service and back office
- Franchise or independent, single rooftop or a group
- Currently on a break-fix arrangement, an unhappy provider, or nobody at all
We are opening one city at a time and will tell you plainly where we are. If nobody fits you yet, we say so and let you know when someone does.