The Impact Group Launches ADP Approved Interface
DULLES – The Impact Group announced its latest certified interface, a direct integration relationship between ADP DMS systems and the Fusion F&I menu platform, as well as TFS’s FS Presentation. The ADP approved interface now allows Fusion and FS Presentation users increased efficiency, stability, and accuracy throughout their F&I processes with real-time and bi-directional integration.
ADP Dealers using Impact’s menu applications can select the certified integration service through their E-store account with ADP.
Dealers on the Fusion menu can also request the conversion through Impact directly. Impact and ADP will then complete a prompt and seamless transition process to the certified platform. This conversion will substantially decrease the time necessary to pull deal information into the menu, or update it following the customer F&I presentation.
“We are pleased to announce this latest addition to Impact’s offerings. We feel that the direct and certified relationship with ADP will not only enhance the user experience for our F&I managers, but continue to make the Fusion Menu and FS Presentation the most robust, stable, and viable menu solutions in the marketplace today” stated Mark Thorpe, President of The Impact Group.
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