Stock questions
Price, mileage, specification, history and availability, read from your website or stock feed. When a car sells, the chatbot stops offering it.
A chatbot on your dealership's website that answers questions about the cars you have in stock. Finance terms and trade-in figures stay with your team.
Discuss your chatbot
Is it still available, how many owners has it had, does it have a full service history, can I test drive it on Saturday, what will you give me for my car and can I spread the cost. Your stock listings answer the first three. The chatbot takes the test drive request and passes the last two to your used car manager and finance team.
What it may say is written down before we build.
Price, mileage, specification, history and availability, read from your website or stock feed. When a car sells, the chatbot stops offering it.
It collects the car, the preferred day and a contact number, reminds the customer to bring a driving licence and sends the request to your sales team.
It takes the registration or VIN, mileage, condition and photos where your tools accept them, and passes them to your used car manager. The figure always comes from a person.
It explains which finance options you offer, in your approved wording, and hands the customer to your finance team. It never works out monthly payments.
It does not negotiate on price, quote finance terms, run credit checks or promise what a trade-in is worth. Credit applications and anything that needs a signature go to your team with the chat so far. Before launch, we try it with the questions your sales team hears every week.
Your sales team gets each lead with the car and the questions already noted.
Leads land in your dealer CRM or a shared inbox with the car they asked about, where its API allows.
A confirmation the day before a test drive and, with the buyer's permission, a message when a similar car arrives in stock.
No. It says which finance options you offer and passes the customer to your finance team. Monthly payments, rates and credit checks stay with them.
Yes, when it reads your website or stock feed, so its answers change when your listings do.
No. It gathers the details, and your used car manager gives the figure.
Yes. Sales, service and parts questions are sorted at the start, and service requests go to your service department or its booking tool where the software allows.
Yes. Evening and Sunday enquiries get answers about the car straight away, and the lead is waiting for your sales team when you open.
Add the questions your sales team answers most, and where web leads go now. The consultation is free, over Google Meet, a voice call or text.