MaximTrak Releases Global F&I Platform
WAYNE, Pa. — MaximTrak Technologies has announced a new F&I platform with enhancements aimed at international markets. The new platform, MaximTrak Global, is being released in the United States, Canada, China, Australia, South America, and Europe, and will be made available to existing MaximTrak customers.
“We have taken what we have pioneered in America out to lead the global effort. Then we are bringing back home what we learn internationally. This cross-pollination gives us unique insights into creating better buying experiences, better systems, and better results for OEMs, dealer principals, F&I managers, agents and the end consumer,” said Jim Maxim Jr., president of MaximTrak Technologies.
The global platform will include new features such as customizable portal pages, an enhanced workflow, media-rich content, and configurability.
According to the company, new and existing clients can also upgrade to MAXIMTRAK FLITE, a system that combines touchscreen/tablet technology with MaximTrak’s fully integrated, compliant and comprehensive system, at an introductory rate for a limited time.
For more, visit maximtrak.com.
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