StoneEagle Announces Strategic Alliance with JM&A Group
Dallas, TX – StoneEagle today announced that JM&A Group, one of the industry-leading providers of finance and insurance (F&I) products and robust training and compliance programs in the automotive industry, has implemented the SEcureMetrics F&I and sales reporting platform with more than 1,000 of its performing dealerships.
SEcureMetrics delivers comprehensive insight into the profitability, penetration and performance of the F&I department. It also offers a variety of strategic reports that provide key analytics at both the single dealer and dealer group levels, and tracks the performance of all sales and F&I personnel.
“We are very proud to be partnering with StoneEagle to provide our dealer partners with the best-in-class F&I and Sales reporting solutions,” said Mike Casey, Vice President and GM of Sales and Field Services for JM&A Group. “Our personnel leverage the SEcureMetrics reporting platform to measure the performance in both the F&I and sales departments on a daily basis, and then utilize this information to drive improvement in both the individual managers and the departments as a whole. StoneEagle has demonstrated an unparalleled commitment to providing excellent service to JM&A Group and our dealer partners.”
“StoneEagle is excited to be working with JM&A Group as one of their valued F&I technology partners,” said Thomas Elliott, Executive Vice President at StoneEagle. “StoneEagle is dedicated to delivering excellent customer service and technology solutions that maximize the opportunity for partners like JM&A Group to fully demonstrate the full value of their consultative services to the dealership.”
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