Team One Announces Agreement With OptionSoft Technologies To Provide F&I Software Suite
SCOTTSDALE - Team One Research and Training has chosen OptionSoft Technologies, Inc. of Malta, New York to provide a proprietary software suite to deliver their Package Option™ F&I process to their network of F&I Product agents, product providers, and dealer clients.
The new software program will include the ability to produce the documents needed to use the Package Option™ process but also will have the capability to integrate with popular DMS systems, provide state of the art reporting and analysis tools, and provide mobile F&I solutions.
Team One spokesman George Angus said “We chose OptionSoft Technologies to provide our next generation of F&I solutions after extensive research into the various software providers in the marketplace. OptionSoft has shown the ability to provide excellent service and support for our clients, as well as being able to adapt to today’s ever changing technology”.
The new software has been extensively beta tested and is now available through Team One or their agents and product providers. Proper training in the use of the Package Option™ process is required to use the new software.
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