CMA Launches Dealer Portal
Companies say platform makes the ordering process easier and more efficient.

Customers can now place orders through the portal, track their progress, and view their order/invoice history.
CMA/Double Coin
CMA and Double Coin, a tire marketer and manufacturer, launched their dealer portal, a platform that provides streamlined processes, real-time information, and navigation tools for CMA customers to access information and place orders.
Key highlights include:
Intuitive navigation: The portal has a user-friendly interface so customers can find what they need and quickly complete tasks. The layout is streamlined, and the menus are organized for easier navigation.
Order management: Customers can now place orders through the portal, track their progress, and view their order/invoice history. This feature enables users to stay engaged and informed about their order status and ensures a smooth transaction process.
Real-time inventory search allows for the most up-to-date tire availability.
Order entry allows for building warehouse loads.
Product information thumbnails, including photos
The ability to download customer-specific transaction data (orders, invoices, etc.)
“We are confident the new portal will streamline customer’s operations, save time, and ultimately contribute to their business growth,” stated Aaron Murphy, senior vice president at CMA/Double Coin. “Customers can access information 24 hours a day. This platform is the latest in a long list of services that show how we value our customer partnerships."
Originally posted on Auto Dealer Today
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