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Web-based application for bringing structure, control and clarity to reconditioning operations
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Reconditioning Platformsoftware
Best fit
Dealer groups · Dealerships managing the reconditioning of used vehicles · Multi-store dealership groups with centralized reconditioning facilities
Primary users
Used Car Manager
Core capabilities
- Vehicle reconditioning
- Vehicle inspections and condition reports
- Service lane tools
- Provides custom workflows, bottleneck elimination, holding-cost control, custom digital forms, vendor management, reporting, multi-store management, automated notifications, and an approval suite with media.
What it helps dealers do
- Recondition vehicle inventory
- Manage service-lane workflow
- Inspect and review vehicle condition
- Connects sales, service, and management teams in a reconditioning workflow
- Helps dealerships get cars frontline ready
Key ecosystem & connections
Connections
- CDK Repair Orders · Integration
- VINCUE · Integration
- Velocity Automotive · Integration
- VelocityEngage Digital Vehicle Portfolios · Integration
Is Rapid Recon a good reconditioning for dealerships?
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What is Rapid Recon used for at a dealership?
Recondition vehicle inventory · Manage service-lane workflow · Inspect and review vehicle condition · Connects sales, service, and management teams in a reconditioning workflow · Helps dealerships get cars frontline ready
What are Rapid Recon's main features?
- Vehicle reconditioning
- Vehicle inspections and condition reports
- Service lane tools
- Provides custom workflows, bottleneck elimination, holding-cost control, custom digital forms, vendor management, reporting, multi-store management, automated notifications, and an approval suite with media.
- Sends automated daily emails to management and users showing all cars and steps, including notes, time in step, time since recon started, and days in DMS.
- Supports non-sequential reconditioning steps, including skipped steps and out-of-order vehicle movement to accommodate capacity issues.
What dealerships is Rapid Recon best suited for?
Rapid Recon is currently documented for Dealer groups, Dealerships managing the reconditioning of used vehicles, Multi-store dealership groups with centralized reconditioning facilities, Used Car Manager.
What does Rapid Recon integrate with?
CDK Repair Orders, VINCUE, Velocity Automotive, VelocityEngage Digital Vehicle Portfolios.
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