US Equity Advantage Announces Integration with VisionMenu’s Selling Platform
ORLANDO, Fla. – US Equity Advantage® (USEA) announced today that it is now integrated into VisionMenu, Inc.’s software selling platform for automotive dealers. “With the addition of VisionMenu, USEA now services more types of menu software systems than anyone in the industry,” said CEO Robert Steenbergh.
USEA is a leading provider of biweekly payment programs for the auto industry with more than 100 combined years of F&I experience. “Our data analysis shows that dealerships sell approximately 57 percent more F&I products on biweekly deals as opposed to standard retail deals,” said Steenbergh. The new integration will allow dealers using VisionMenu to reap similar benefits supported by USEA’s high-touch service including unlimited in-store training and hands-on in-house dealer support designed to increase F&I sales performance and customer satisfaction.
USEA is in more than 4,000 dealerships and fully compliant in all 50 states. “We look forward to adding the dealers using VisionMenu to our nationwide family and getting them up and running within 24 hours of signing an agreement with us,” Steenbergh added.
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