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Automate car dealer software for legal services
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Who owns Autofunds?
.autofunds.com is a Web service developed and operated by Integex Solutions Inc. ("we", "us" or "Integex") that allows automobile dealers to sign in to store and manage information.
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What software do dealerships use for service?
Dealer Management System (DMS)
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What is complyauto workforce?
A human resources tool to create and manage all your HR policies and employee training to meet legal requirements – for federal and all 50 states. Available to existing clients for FREE. Month-to-Month Contract.
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What is the FTC car rule?
The CARS Rule prohibits misrepresentations about material information. The CARS Rule requires dealers to clearly disclose the offering price – the actual price anyone can pay to get the car. The CARS Rule makes it illegal to charge consumers for add-ons that don't provide a benefit.
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What is a CRM at a dealership?
An automotive CRM (customer relationship management) is a software solution that helps car companies with customer service, sales, and marketing. It enables dealerships to collect leads, coordinate a multi-channel sales operation, and foster deeper customer relationships.
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What software do dealerships use?
Dealertrack Dealertrack is a leading software solution for automotive retailers. Offering a comprehensive suite of digital solution tools such as Sales and F&I, registration and titling, and more, Dealertrack simplifies how auto businesses operate.
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What type of software is Dealertrack?
Dealertrack is the leading provider of integrated dealership technologies. From best-in-class Sales and F&I software that improves the customer experience to a Dealer Management System that boosts employee productivity, Dealertrack is committed to the growth and success of your business.
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What is dealertrack used for?
Dealertrack brings a paperless signing solution to California with the support to do it right. Offer in-store and remote digital signatures for vehicle registrations, including form REG 262.
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