Heavy Equipment & Truck Dealers: How A DMS Should Improve Sales, Service and Parts
You are only as strong as your weakest link. The weakest link in internal systems with heavy equipment dealers may be your DMS system.
You are only as strong as your weakest link. The weakest link in internal systems with heavy equipment dealers may be your DMS system.
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As they say in sports, you are only as strong as your weakest player—even when it comes to internal systems. For heavy equipment dealers, sometimes the weakest player is the DMS system, which is missing functionality to successfully manage your teams and departments. Not only does this create barriers, but it also increases manual processes.
On average, heavy equipment dealers use 6+ systems to process a single deal and have been working with this disconnected process for years. When service menus, F&I menus, parts invoicing, CRM and reporting sit in different systems, dealers have very limited visibility into the true status of the organization and spend most of their time re-keying information. The most valuable asset of the business, the workforce, is detached from the process, creating lower engagement. In addition, workforce add-on systems are typically complex, highly customized, difficult to use, and expensive to maintain.
By replacing disparate systems with a unified, fully integrated DMS tool into the core infrastructure of your business, you equip your workforce with full visibility into all aspects of the business. Teams can complete tasks that matter to them and gain access to important role-based information. This removes departmental barriers— eliminating repetitive and manual processes. The leadership team can vividly see where the gaps are and equip the business with the right talent, skills and strategies, making sure nobody drops the ball.Â
The time saved by each team member in each department is invaluable.
To learn more about what a DMS should do for you and how to improve productivity and profits, join our webinar, Proven Ways Heavy Equipment and Truck Dealers Boost Sales and Profits, Aug. 28 11am – 12pm ET.
Nick, a Velosio Heavy Equipment and Truck Dealer Specialist, consults with dealerships to design and implement innovative software solutions that meet industry requirements and achieve desired outcomes.