UDS Celebrates 30 Years of Excellence
CLEARWATER - United Development Systems, Inc. (UDS) celebrates 30 years of excellence in the F&I Performance arena.
UDS is a full service F&I Performance Company based in Clearwater, Florida. Founded by its President and CEO, Randy Crisorio, in 1982, UDS has been providing its F&I performance package to franchised dealers consisting of: 1) A–Rated Products, 2) Monthly Training, and 3) In-Store Development.
“The vision since the early days has always focused on the commitment and dedication of UDS staff to make superstars of the F&I Managers in the dealerships with whom we partner,” says Randy Crisorio. He adds, “If F&I succeeds in performance and profits, we have succeeded in our promise to deliver results to the Dealer.”
UDS maintains a well-diversified portfolio of product options for its Dealer Partners from some of the most recognized and most trusted providers in the industry. UDS Training components include consistent classroom, dealership, and online applications, with Development to include in-store coaching, AutoMenu® delivery technology, AutoTracking® reporting technology, monthly Profit Analysis and Performance Review, as well as Incentive Administration, to name a few. Additionally, UDS brings expertise in various profit participation programs, including reinsurance, to maximize Dealer wealth.
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