Your Whole Team, on the Same Vehicle
Getting a car front-line ready touches five people who almost never talk directly. autoZnetwork puts them all on the same live record, so the photographer, the recon manager, and the person pricing it can see each other's work as it happens.
One record, not five copies
The spreadsheet is the problem
Most stores coordinate recon through a shared spreadsheet, a group text, and someone walking the lot with a clipboard. All three describe the same vehicles and none of them agree by Thursday.
- Live Updates
- A change made on the lot appears on the desktop instantly. No refreshing, no waiting for a sync.
- No Overwrites
- Two people editing the same vehicle won't clobber each other's work.
- See Who's There
- Know when someone else is already working a vehicle before you start on it too.
Conversations attached to vehicles
The context should live with the car
A question about a vehicle asked over text disappears the moment the conversation scrolls. Asked on the vehicle, it's still there in three weeks when someone else wonders the same thing.
- Comment on the Vehicle
- Ask a question where the answer belongs, on the unit itself, not in a text thread.
- Assign the Work
- Give a vehicle to a person with a task attached, so it's clear who owns the next step.
- Mention Someone
- Pull the right person into a specific vehicle and they get notified.
- Track the Steps
- See where each unit is in your process and which stage it's been stuck in.
A record of everything
History turns arguments into lookups
"Who changed this price?" is a question that costs a store real time every week. When every change is logged with a name and a timestamp, it stops being a conversation and becomes a click.
- Full Activity History
- Every change on every vehicle, with who made it and when.
- Answer "Who Did This"
- A price that looks wrong has a history. Look it up instead of asking around.
- Across Locations
- Teams at different rooftops work the same records without stepping on each other.
