Connection directory

Dealership software integration records

Dealership software integration records separate a market signal from configuration-specific verification. Each record says what the companies publish about a connection, what a dealer must confirm for its own setup and how the claim was checked, so a listing is never read as proof that two systems work together in your store.

Direct answer

What an integration record establishes

205 integration records: a published or researched connection between two named companies, with a status describing how thoroughly it was checked. A record establishes that a connection exists as a product; it does not establish that the connection is enabled, scoped or priced for any specific dealership. Portfolio relationship Portfolio relationship Portfolio relationship Workflow overlap; verify configured connections Published integration Published integration Vendor-reported DMS integration Vendor-reported DMS integration Vendor-reported DMS integration Published partnership Lender and retail workflow; verify scope Portfolio relationship Inventory data workflow Dealer-configured retail workflow Certified data access varies by agreement Published integration Published integration Published integration Published integration Published integration Published integration

Integration records by evidence status
Verified7
Reviewed194
Discovery4
Verified7Reviewed194Discovery4
By publisher

Integration lists published by the companies themselves

Reviewed

HomeNet Automotive + vAuto

Inventory data workflow

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Reviewed

DealerOn + Reynolds and Reynolds

Vendor-reported integration

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