Numa integrations: the 10 companies it lists
Numa’s own integrations page at numa.com names these companies. Below, each one appears with its workflow categories and its evidence status, followed by what the listing does and does not establish. The listing is the provider’s own claim, so treat each name as a lead to verify with both companies.
What Numa’s list establishes
Numa names 10 companies as integration partners on numa.com, and this directory records each one with the evidence status of the partner company. A listing is a market signal that a relationship exists.
Scope stays unstated: products, data objects, direction, timing and fees are all missing, and nothing proves that a connection is switched on for any dealership. The partners span 10 workflow categories, led by Service lane platforms (7), CRM & sales enablement (5), Dealer management systems (DMS) (5).
Each row below links to the record for that pair, which carries the verification steps for a dealer to work through with both companies.
| Publisher | Numa |
|---|---|
| Source page | numa.com |
| Partners recorded | 10 |
| Confirmed | September 1, 2026 |
| Partner evidence status | Verified 8 · Reviewed 2 |
About Numa
Automotive AI communication platform focused on calls and service appointments.
Numa is mapped to 4 workflow categories (Voice AI & virtual BDC, Service BDC & call handling, Chat, text & conversational commerce, AI lead handling & follow-up), records a market of US and is at Verified evidence status in this directory. Its named product lines here are Numa AI, Service Scheduler, Missed Call Recovery, AI BDC.
What Numa’s own integrations page shows
Numa's integrations guide, a blog post dated January 29, 2026, lists how its voice agent connects to a dealership's systems. For DMS it names CDK Drive, Reynolds and Reynolds, Tekion, Dealertrack, PBS Systems and DealerBuilt, and says the agent reads customer records, vehicle ownership and repair order status in real time.
It describes the Reynolds link as bidirectional, pulling customer data and pushing conversation records back. For scheduling it lists Xtime, with support for loaner, shuttle and rideshare preferences, DealerFX, Tekion's appointment and production control system and a built-in scheduler for stores without a third-party tool.
The guide is the vendor's own marketing, so a listed integration is a claim of capability. A dealer should ask Numa which of these connections are in production at stores of its brand, whether the agent can write an appointment as well as read availability, and how it handles a caller when the DMS lookup fails. Ask also what the agent does with a call it cannot match to a customer, and how call recordings and transcripts are stored.
Reading the list as a dealer would, six of the ten names are DMS systems and three more are scheduling or service tools, which matches what a voice agent needs: a customer record to identify the caller and a calendar to book. CDK Global, Reynolds and Reynolds, Tekion, Dealertrack and PBS Systems supply records, Xtime and Dealer-FX supply appointment slots, and VinSolutions, UVEye and Foureyes extend the agent into CRM, inspection and social messaging. Ask which of those connections are live for your brand and whether a missing one means the agent falls back to its own scheduler.
Before a first call, collect your last twenty missed or abandoned service calls and ask Numa how each would have been handled: identified by phone number, matched to a customer record, offered a time and booked. Ask for a live test call into a demonstration number on your DMS, and listen for how the agent handles interruptions, a request for a person and a customer who has two vehicles. Ask what happens to the call when the DMS lookup times out, how call transcripts are stored and for how long, and who at the dealership reviews them.
Listen to a week of calls. Mark each one answered well, answered poorly or passed to a person.
Compare the count with your missed calls last month. Keep the recordings for the renewal talk.
Companies Numa lists
| Partner | Mapped categories | Status of the partner record | Pair record |
|---|---|---|---|
| CDK Global | Dealer management systems (DMS) · CRM & sales enablement · Service lane platforms | Verified | Vendor-reported integration |
| Dealer-FX | Service lane platforms · Service scheduling · Digital MPI & video inspection | Verified | Vendor-reported integration |
| Dealertrack | Dealer management systems (DMS) · Credit, identity & compliance · Digital contracting & titling | Reviewed | Vendor-reported integration |
| Foureyes | Customer data platforms (CDP) · Analytics & attribution · AI lead handling & follow-up | Verified | Vendor-reported integration |
| PBS Systems | Dealer management systems (DMS) · CRM & sales enablement · Service lane platforms | Reviewed | Vendor-reported integration |
| Reynolds and Reynolds | Dealer management systems (DMS) · CRM & sales enablement · F&I menu & presentation | Verified | Vendor-reported integration |
| Tekion | Dealer management systems (DMS) · CRM & sales enablement · Digital retailing | Verified | Vendor-reported integration |
| UVEye | Automated vehicle inspection · Tire & alignment · Service lane platforms | Verified | Vendor-reported integration |
| VinSolutions | CRM & sales enablement · Dealer intelligence & BI · Equity & database mining | Verified | Vendor-reported integration |
| Xtime | Service scheduling · Service lane platforms · Service marketing & retention | Verified | Vendor-reported integration |
Where Numa’s partners sit
| Category | Partners | Names |
|---|---|---|
| Service lane platforms | 7 | CDK Global, Dealer-FX, PBS Systems, Reynolds and Reynolds, Tekion, UVEye and 1 more |
| CRM & sales enablement | 5 | CDK Global, PBS Systems, Reynolds and Reynolds, Tekion, VinSolutions |
| Dealer management systems (DMS) | 5 | CDK Global, Dealertrack, PBS Systems, Reynolds and Reynolds, Tekion |
| Dealer intelligence & BI | 3 | PBS Systems, Tekion, VinSolutions |
| Digital retailing | 3 | CDK Global, Dealertrack, Tekion |
| Dealership websites & CMS | 2 | CDK Global, Reynolds and Reynolds |
| Digital MPI & video inspection | 2 | Dealer-FX, Xtime |
| Service marketing & retention | 2 | Dealer-FX, Xtime |
| Service scheduling | 2 | Dealer-FX, Xtime |
| AI lead handling & follow-up | 1 | Foureyes |
Where Numa says more than a name
Numa + CDK Global: One-sided: described on Numa's own integrations page. Not confirmed against CDK Global documentation. Direction: Not established: confirm with both providers for the dealer's configuration. Objects: Syncs customer records, active service visits, and repair order data.
Numa + Dealer-FX: One-sided: described on Numa's own integrations page. Not confirmed against Dealer-FX documentation. Direction: Not established: confirm with both providers for the dealer's configuration. Objects: Checks technician availability, books service appointments, sends confirmations.
Numa + Dealertrack: One-sided: described on Numa's own integrations page. Not confirmed against Dealertrack documentation. Direction: Not established: confirm with both providers for the dealer's configuration. Objects: Continuous data ingestion for customer info, repair orders, and service history.
Numa + Foureyes: One-sided: described on Numa's own integrations page. Not confirmed against Foureyes documentation. Direction: Not established: confirm with both providers for the dealer's configuration. Objects: Uses Foureyes dealership location data for accurate multi-location information.
Numa + PBS Systems: One-sided: described on Numa's own integrations page. Not confirmed against PBS Systems documentation. Direction: Not established: confirm with both providers for the dealer's configuration. Objects: Connects Numa with PBS dealer management data for customer identification and service history.
Numa + Reynolds and Reynolds: One-sided: described on Numa's own integrations page. Not confirmed against Reynolds and Reynolds documentation. Direction: Not established: confirm with both providers for the dealer's configuration. Objects: Bidirectional sync: pulls customer and vehicle ownership data, pushes conversation records back.
Numa + Tekion: One-sided: described on Numa's own integrations page. Not confirmed against Tekion documentation. Direction: Not established: confirm with both providers for the dealer's configuration. Objects: Cloud-native integration for real-time access to customer profiles and service appointments.
Numa + UVEye: One-sided: described on Numa's own integrations page. Not confirmed against UVEye documentation. Direction: Not established: confirm with both providers for the dealer's configuration. Objects: Analyzes UVeye vehicle inspection data into human-readable damage assessments.
Numa + VinSolutions: One-sided: described on Numa's own integrations page. Not confirmed against VinSolutions documentation. Direction: Not established: confirm with both providers for the dealer's configuration. Objects: Automatic sync of Numa conversations into VinSolutions.
Numa + Xtime: One-sided: described on Numa's own integrations page. Not confirmed against Xtime documentation. Direction: Not established: confirm with both providers for the dealer's configuration. Objects: Books appointments directly into Xtime with transportation preferences and real-time availability.
How to check one of these connections
Pick the partner that matters to your store first, for example CDK Global. Ask Numa and that partner the same questions, separately: which products and versions, which objects and fields, which direction, how often, who pays and who answers the phone when the connection breaks at nine on a Monday morning. Write both sets of answers side by side. A match is a lead you can plan around. A mismatch is the finding, and it costs far less to learn before signature than during a rushed setup that has already started.