Know Which Vehicles Have Open Recalls
An open safety recall on a unit you just retailed is a problem nobody wants to discover after the fact. autoZnetwork checks every VIN in your inventory against open campaigns and keeps checking, so an affected vehicle never quietly makes its way to the front line.
Checked continuously, not once
Recalls get announced after you take the vehicle in
A unit that was clear the day you appraised it can have an open campaign a month later. A one-time check at intake gives you a false sense of security, which is why we keep looking for the whole time the vehicle is in your inventory.
- Every VIN, Automatically
- Recall status is checked on intake and re-checked on a schedule, with no lookups for your team to remember.
- Campaign Details
- See the manufacturer campaign number, the affected component, and the remedy, right on the vehicle.
- Clears Itself
- Once a campaign is completed, the flag comes off on the next check.
From alert to action
A list you can work, not just a warning
Knowing a recall exists is the easy part. The useful part is seeing every affected unit on your lot in one view and moving them into service before they're advertised.
- New Campaign Alerts
- When a manufacturer announces a recall that touches your lot, you hear about it from us.
- Filter Your Whole Lot
- Pull up every affected unit at once instead of checking VINs one at a time.
- Route to Service
- Affected vehicles land in front of the people who can actually schedule the remedy.
Guardrails, not just notifications
Stop an affected unit before it goes live
The safest recall workflow is one where the affected vehicle simply can't be advertised. Hold it out of your syndications, flag it for your team, and release it the moment the remedy is complete.
- Hold From Syndication
- Keep affected units out of your 3rd party feeds until the campaign is closed out.
- Visible to Your Team
- The flag shows on the vehicle everywhere it appears, so nobody merchandises it by accident.
