AutoPayPlus Unveils No-Cost Reporting Tool
Company says product is a clear window into missed opportunities, successes.
AutoPayPlus says the platform automates time-consuming processes, opening up time to respond to missed opportunities.
IMAGE: AutoPayPlus
AutoPayPlus Reporting, powered by VisionAST, recently launched, expanding the AutoPayPlus enterprise solution. The innovative tool provides real-time reporting and analytics, empowering decision-makers with precise data integration into their dealer management systems.
AutoPayPlus says the offering underscores its commitment to delivering tech-driven solutions. The SaaS platform offers finance-and-insurance managers proactive insights, helping them manage trends before they negatively impact business or capitalize on positive trends for increased profitability.
Unlike traditional methods, the platform automates time-consuming processes, allowing dealership leadership to respond quicker to missed opportunities. Seamless integration with various DMS systems helps ensure accurate reporting without formatting errors. Plus, it's provided at no additional cost to contracted dealers, offering a user-friendly experience with single sign-on and customizable design.
The new reporting tool not only offers insights into successes but also showcases missed opportunities, allowing dealerships to identify areas for improvement and optimization. Agents can now access comprehensive reports analyzing the effectiveness of the APP Bi-Weekly Payment Program, enhancing transparency and accountability.
In addition to these features, the tool offers filtering options and gross comparison capabilities, enabling dealerships to tailor their analyses to specific needs and make informed decisions.
Founded in 2017, VisionAST's team brings extensive automotive industry experience to improve products and meet user needs effectively.
"Our new reporting tool demonstrates our commitment to innovation and transparency, solidifying trust with our partners by delivering impactful solutions,” said AutoPayPlus founder and CEO Robert M. Steenbergh.
Peter Carusone, co-founder and president or VisionAST added, “Partnering with AutoPayPlus was an easy decision for us. We both excel at our respective technologies and together we help drive our dealers’ success.”
Originally posted on Auto Dealer Today
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