The connected consumer is now compelled to research and compare vehicles online before setting foot in your dealership. This digital vehicle shopper is drastically altering the buying and selling landscape.

Speed up your sales process and improve your workflow when you add aftermarket products to your eContracts – here’s how.

In today’s marketplace, consumers of all ages and skillsets prefer a more streamlined buying and F&I process.  Potential buyers enter your dealership armed with a substantial amount of research. The educated consumer expects transparency and a faster purchase process. Your coffee may be good, and your Pandora playlist spot-on, but nobody wants to wait around your store any longer than necessary.

Remote options and the ability to add aftermarket forms directly into your eContracting workflow

Consider All-in-One For Overall Enjoyment

When you’re driving through your favorite fast food restaurant, you’re more than likely to go for the all-in-one meal deal of a burger, fries, and beverage. You easily make the choice to simplify your ordering process and save time and money.

The same principle applies to your eContracting workflow.

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Have you made a pact to embrace the technologies your dealership needs to stay on top of the digital retail revolution?

In a recent survey, many of our dealers said they appreciate the ease and convenience of RouteOne eContracting and enjoy saving both time and money. Customer information populates from your RouteOne credit application, your DMS, or wherever your deal begins, into a RouteOne eContract. The entire process is designed to reduce duplicate data entry and eliminate errors like missing signatures.

Are you eContracting but want to level-up your game and learn more?  When you move beyond the basics, you could elevate the customer experience even more by creating a streamlined purchase process. As you know, many consumers start the vehicle purchase process online, from researching prices to completing an online credit application on your website.

The connected consumer is compelled to research and compare vehicles online before setting foot in your dealership. This digital vehicle shopper is drastically altering the buying and selling landscape. Consumers in the market for a new or used vehicle will spend more time on the internet researching car deals and financing options than in the past. They stroll into your store with the particular vehicle they want fully vetted and locked down.

As kids, you were probably told at some point to “play nice” with siblings, cousins, and classmates. As an adult, you automatically play nice with family, coworkers, customers, and the various people who cross your path in the course of your daily activities.