Dealerships and independent workshops carry expensive stock, tight service capacity and a constant stream of inquiries. Vehicle data, listings, workshop diaries, parts and warranty paperwork usually live in separate systems. Custom software joins them into one operational view, and AI handles inquiry triage and the document work behind service and warranty.
≈ 200 h / mo.sales and service-desk hours freed monthly
≈ €50,000 / yroperating cost saved per year
3–5 mo.usual payback for this kind of build
The challenges
What slows this industry down
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01
Listings maintained by hand
Each vehicle has to be photographed, described and published separately to your website and every classifieds portal. Prices and status drift out of sync, and cars stay listed after they are sold or reserved.
02
Inquiries lost between channels
Leads arrive from portals, the website, phone and walk-ins. Without a single queue, follow-up depends on which salesperson is free, and test drive requests that arrive in the evening or on weekends are answered too late to matter.
03
Workshop capacity planning
Service bookings are taken without a reliable view of technician availability, bay capacity and parts arrival. Jobs stall waiting for a component, courtesy cars are double-booked, and customers get vague answers about when their vehicle will be ready.
04
Warranty and parts paperwork
Warranty claims, supplier invoices and service records mean repeated manual entry across importer portals and your own systems. Rejected or late claims cost real money, and stock levels for fast-moving parts are guessed rather than known.
What can be built
What software and AI can take over here
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Vehicle inventory and listings
A central stock system that holds specification, photos, pricing, costs and status for every vehicle and publishes to your website and classifieds portals automatically, withdrawing listings the moment a car is reserved or sold.
40–50 hhours saved / month, typically
02
Lead and test drive management
One queue for inquiries from every source, with automatic assignment, reminders and online test drive booking that respects vehicle availability and salesperson calendars, so nothing waits until Monday morning.
30–50 hhours saved / month, typically
03
Service scheduling and workshop planning
Booking software that plans against technician skills, bay capacity and parts lead times, sends customers status updates during the job, and gives service advisors a realistic completion time to quote.
30–40 hhours saved / month, typically
04
AI document and claim processing
Document processing that reads supplier invoices, technical inspection records and warranty documentation, extracts the fields your systems need, and prepares claim submissions with the evidence already attached.
20–40 hhours saved / month, typically
05
Customer follow-up automation
Automated reminders for scheduled servicing, tire changes, technical inspections and lease or finance end dates, triggered from vehicle history and mileage rather than a marketing list.
20–30 hhours saved / month, typically
Savings potential
What it saves, in numbers
Publishing a vehicle across listing portals
Manual today25 min
With the solution4 min
85%faster
Reacting to an online lead
Manual today40 min
With the solution5 min
90%faster
Booking a service appointment by phone
Manual today7 min
With the solution1 min
85%faster
These are model estimates of what this kind of automation can do — not measured results from our own projects. We recalculate them on your real volumes and systems before anyone commits to anything.
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