Sold on Friday, Still Online on Sunday
A buyer drove in from Tumkur for a listing that left the floor two days earlier. He went home, and he told his brother-in-law about the trip.
The website reads the stock register
Price, photos, variant, and availability are maintained once, on the vehicle. The website listing follows. Website inventory synchronisation removes the job nobody ever does on a Sunday, which is updating the site after a sale.
What changes on its own
A car that sells
Marked booked in stock, it stops showing as available online. No buyer drives across the city for it.
A price revision
Changed once on the vehicle and reflected on the site, so the floor and the website quote the same figure.
New arrivals
Photographed, entered, and live. The used car that reached the yard this morning is on the site this afternoon.
Enquiries back
A form filled on a listing arrives as a lead with the vehicle attached, not as an email somebody forwards.
Where it matters most
- Used car dealers whose website is the showroom
- Weekend enquiries, when nobody is updating anything
- Festive schemes with a start and end date
- Models where one variant sells out and the rest do not
Portals are a different matter
Your own website can be linked. Auto portals can be fed only where that portal offers a link and your subscription includes it, and several do not. Where a portal has no way in, somebody in the showroom still updates it by hand, and it is more honest to say so than to promise otherwise.
Frequently asked questions
Does this work with our existing website?
Usually yes, if the site can take a feed or be given a listings page. What it takes is checked before anything is promised, because some old sites cannot be connected at all.
How soon does a sold car come off the site?
When its status changes in stock. The executive marking the booking is the same action that updates the listing, so nobody has to remember a second step.
Can we keep some cars off the website?
Yes. A vehicle can be held back from online listing while staying in your stock, which dealers use for allocated units and management cars.
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