Vision Adds New Integrations to CDK DMS
Vision Dealer Solutions announced the addition of document storage and write back integrations to CDK Global’s dealership management system.
FORT WAYNE, Ind. — Vision Dealer Solutions announced the addition of two new functionalities to its CDK Global integration.
Executives said Vision users now have the ability to write back products to their CDK DMS from the VisionMenu, VisionTouch, and Remote F&I products, complementing the certified interface with CDK global that allows for pulling in the fields necessary to populate a menu and pushing back some of the fields, including products sold to the customer.
Additionally, Vision users who have the feature may push any esigned document into CDK Global’s document storage. Users of VisionMenu, VisionTouch, and Remote F&I may send all documents, including menus, disclosures, product contracts, or any other PDF esigned using Vision’s vSignature tool, all according to the announcement.
“These two integration enhancements complete the circle of integration for any VisionMenu product user that has CDK global as their DMS,” said Ron Martin, president of Vision Dealer Solutions. “By sending esigned forms to the document storage, we believe uniquely completes the integration for any CDK dealer that uses their esigning feature.”
Originally posted on F&I and Showroom
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