Fragmented arrival
Website, portal, phone and email enquiries arrive in different places. Vehicle and customer context can get separated.
Dealership revenue-control system
RevDrive sits behind your dealership’s existing website, CRM and sales team to keep each serious enquiry attached to an owner, next action and outcome.Your salespeople keep the customer relationship.
Enquiry control
2024 BMW M3 Competition
Owner
Daniel R.
Next action
Visible
Relationship
Salesperson
Illustrative demo data — not a customer result.
The leak
Revenue leakage can begin between an enquiry arriving and a salesperson taking responsibility. RevDrive makes ownership, response status and the next action visible.
Website, portal, phone and email enquiries arrive in different places. Vehicle and customer context can get separated.
Several salespeople see the enquiry, but nobody is clearly responsible for taking it forward.
A response is delayed or a promised next step slips. There is no shared view of what is due and who owns it.
An enquiry disappears from view without a recorded appointment, sale, decline or reason to revisit it.
Where REVDRIVE sits
REVDRIVE
Capture • Assign • Track
How it works
Enquiry arrives → Captured with context → Owner assigned → Response due → Human follow-up → Outcome recorded
Selected enquiry sources are connected where supported, retaining vehicle interest, source and the details staff need.
Each serious enquiry has an accountable salesperson and a visible response due, according to your agreed routing rules.
Your salesperson handles the conversation and records intent, progress and the next action. Managers can see what needs attention.
Staff record the appointment or other outcome so the enquiry does not disappear without a clear disposition.
RevDrive controls accountability around the process. Dealership staff handle client conversations.
The system
Four operating flows. The same discipline: context, ownership, next action and a visible outcome.
Capture vehicle interest and source, assign the salesperson, track the next action and record the showroom or sales outcome.
Keep vehicle details and seller intent attached to an owner. Track appraisal follow-up and the team’s recorded outcome.
Retain the buyer’s brief, budget and timing. Assign responsibility, track updates and record whether the requirement is fulfilled.
Capture the enquiry and relevant context, assign the responsible team and track the next action. Advice and terms remain with qualified staff.
REVDRIVE is a control layer between inbound enquiries and the sales team. Your existing website and CRM stay in place. Connections and activity write-back are configured where supported, subject to API access. Your salesperson remains responsible for the client relationship.
Your staff handle client conversations from the outset: pricing negotiation, finance advice and trade-in valuations stay with the responsible person. RevDrive makes ownership, due actions and escalation visible, rather than taking over the conversation.
Interactive simulation · fictional customer / dealership
Explore the control layer at Apex Motors, a fictional premium dealership. Staff keep the customer conversation; RevDrive tracks accountability around it. All details are sample data: no messages, emails, real appointments or stored records are created.
Fictional staff actions · not a customer conversation
09:00 · SAMPLE
Website form · vehicle sales · 2024 BMW M3 Competition. Fictional buyer Morgan Keller requests a showroom visit.
Interactive simulation · fictional customer / dealership
A fictional sourcing enquiry has an overdue update. The manager can see the gap and record an accountable next step — without sending a customer message.
Sample enquiry #A-1177 · J. Almeida
Audi RS6 Avant · sourcing · owner Sofia L.
Next action overdue · sourcing update not recorded
Find the gaps between your enquiry sources, salespeople and outcomes.
Request a Revenue AuditBest fit
Designed for teams where enquiry volume, multiple owners and mixed sources make accountability harder to maintain.
Designed for
Probably not the right fit
If one owner already has complete visibility, another control layer may not be needed. The audit is useful on its own.
Implementation
Days 1–2
Discovery, system access, ownership rules and final scope sign-off.
Days 3–6
Lead sources, inventory/CRM connections where supported, enquiry context and control workflows.
Days 7–10
Response due tracking, next actions, escalation, outcome visibility and testing.
Launch readiness
Dealership review, staff handoff and readiness sign-off within the agreed scope.
Target deployment: 7–10 days. Completion within 14 calendar days is conditional on required access, information and approvals arriving without delay. Connections remain subject to API availability and access.
Implementation package
A defined build with a defined price and a defined timeline. You know exactly what is delivered before anything starts.
REVDRIVE Revenue Control Implementation
€10,000
Fixed implementation fee
The second payment is due when the agreed implementation is configured, tested and ready to launch. Completion within 14 calendar days requires access, information and approvals without delay. Third-party API and provider fees are separate.
What's included
Available after go-live if you want help reviewing ownership rules, response-due settings and outcome reporting. Your team can run RevDrive after onboarding; ongoing support is not required and is scoped separately.
Revenue audit
A short, standalone review of how your dealership handles an enquiry — from first click to salesperson — and where prospects are likely to stall. Useful whether or not you ever work with us.
Prefer email? Contact us at michael@revdrive.systems
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