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Dealership Workflow is a cloud-based digital Deal Jacket and workflow platform for auto dealerships. It explicitly states that it is neither a CRM nor a DMS, but instead fills the execution gap after a lead becomes a deal and before the transaction is posted into the DMS. It centralizes customer information, documents, statuses, notes, checklists, and compliance records into a digital deal jacket, replacing paper manila folders, whiteboards, and spreadsheets.
The platform’s core features include digital Deal Jackets, real-time deal status, mobile document scanning, role-based checklists, custom statuses, and issue tags. Different roles such as sales, F&I, and office staff can have their own checklists, while managers can see where each deal card is in the process, which documents are missing, and whether issues such as “waiting on stips” or “trade title problem” exist. It also offers cancellation and chargeback tracking, making it suitable for scenarios such as repos, total losses, or recovering product cancellation costs after a customer returns a vehicle. The site also mentions tools such as Finance Menu Builder, e-signatures, and PDF merge/split/annotation/compression features.
The public pricing is relatively straightforward: the full platform costs $999 per store per month, can be canceled at any time, and includes unlimited users, 100GB storage, mobile scanning, cancellation tracking, FTC compliance tools, and email support. The Cancellations module can also be purchased separately for $299 per month, with support for cancellation tracking, chargeback reports, mobile uploads, filtering, and CSV export. The site also says quotes can be customized based on dealership size and needs, so actual pricing may need to be confirmed. Deployment is via cloud-based SaaS, with no installation required, and it works in desktop, tablet, and mobile browsers.
Security information is relatively comprehensive: encrypted storage, encryption in transit, immutable audit logs, access records, role-based access control, row-level security, multi-factor authentication, and device verification. The platform also provides tools designed around audit needs under the FTC Safeguards Rule. However, it also states that it does not replace legal compliance certification. The main shortcomings are the lack of disclosed integrations with major CRM/DMS systems, APIs, developer documentation, or SLA. Large dealer groups that rely on connecting with existing systems should validate this carefully.
It is best suited to U.S. auto dealerships, including independent, franchise, used-car, and BHPH stores, as well as F&I managers and office managers—especially teams still relying on paper deal jackets, shared spreadsheets for cancellation tracking, and audit-ready recordkeeping. The text does not specify access conditions from China, and payment methods are not disclosed. Because the product is heavily tied to U.S. auto retail workflows and FTC compliance, dealerships in mainland China are more likely to consider a combination of local DMS, document management, e-signature, and workflow systems instead.
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