Traffic Log Pro Announces New Partnership With VisionMenu
NORFOLK – Powersports dealerships that use Traffic Log Pro as their CRM will now have one-click integration with VisionMenu’s MenuPro platform.
Dealerships will be able to sell finance and insurance products to consumers directly from Traffic Log Pro. The online F&I sales and compliance program come standard with MenuPro giving dealerships the appropriate training to deliver the product to motorcycle owners.
With Traffic Log Pro and MenuPro, dealerships will be able to sell more service contracts, GAP insurance and other aftermarket F&I products to consumers. This information can be accessed directly in the pre-populated F&I menus within Traffic Log Pro.
Dealers can also access customized worksheets to help customers estimate payments for traditional financing, promotional financing or cash purchases.
“Dealerships are busy enough, so the integration between Traffic Log Pro and MenuPro decreases the amount of time they have to switch between two platforms,” said Kelvin Stroud, Director of Dealer Development Tools of Traffic Log Pro.
“Sales managers will be able to quickly provide F&I options to buyers during the closing process.”
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