You can now see how long your inventory is taking to go from any step in the process to any other step. This allows you to see the underlying inventory that contributed to the times as well as the average across inventory.
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Inventory can move from one step to the next automatically or manually. To move inventory manually, you can use the mobile app or the website.
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Simple Recon accepts inventory feed from all vendors and DMS's. Depending on the vendor partner, we receive inventory feed once a day to as often as hourly. We already have inventory feed integrations set up for most of the leading industry vendors including Homent, vAuto, Dealers Link, VinSolutions to name a few.
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Your inventory can enter the Simple Recon system in a few different ways. Your used car manager scans the vin from the mobile app and adds it to your account Your buyer enters the VIN and basic info into the account via the website As part of the inventory feed we get daily (and multiple times a day for some partners)
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As the market gets even more competitive with the influx of more used trucks and cars of higher quality, your stock of used cars is bound to lose its value. Therefore, it is of prime importance for you to ensure that your recently purchased stock of old cars keep flowing seamlessly through the process of reconditioning. By doing this, you can avoid getting stuck with a depreciating vehicle that continuously reduces your profit margin.
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Simple Recon launches its integration with Amazon Alexa
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It is now possible for all the Simple Recon customers to address the risk of safety recall within the process of reconditioning. This can be done by daily identification of the safety recalls on the existing pre-owned inventory, including both off-brand and in-brand inventory. Simple Recon is integrated with NHTSA's recall database. As a result of this integration safety recall verification during the reconditioning process has become possible.
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This vital topic was addresses recently by an article from Harvard Business Review. The articles cite the findings of a research suggesting that it is possible to overcome the resistance to change by actively involving the people that are mostly affected by the proposed change. Unfortunately, the ownership tends to use the word ‘participation’ just as a buzzword to ensure employee participation in discussions without any genuine intent to create a feeling of true participation. As expected, this generally results in increased resistance to acceptance of new technology.
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Count your blessings, sing your Christmas carols, open your gifts, and make a wish under the Christmas tree. May you have a Merry Christmas!
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