DealerMine Parts
DealerMine Parts: DealerMine describes itself as a provider of a single platform for dealerships. Its product list includes service CRM, desking, BDC services, sales CRM, automotive marketing, online scheduling and equity mining.
DealerMine Parts: Parts selling program
The company says the platform analyzes data, finds opportunities and manages customer communications from one place, giving a full view of how customers shop, service and interact with the dealership. Real-time messaging, digital marketing and campaign automation are listed among its tools.
The platform delivers enterprise-wide data and insights in real time.
On parts specifically, DealerMine addresses obsolete parts inventory. The company says dealerships can recover a substantial amount of money from stock that has stopped moving.
It offers solutions aimed at improving the bottom line of the parts department. Its press room describes the company's announcements.
DealerMine's other services include online scheduling that lets consumers book their own service appointments from any device. A fully managed BDC service.
Gartner Peer Insights carries a page for DealerMine CRM, and LeadLocate publishes an alternatives page written by a competitor. A Debexpert round-up lists marketing tools for auto dealers.
A parts manager would ask how obsolete or slow-moving parts are identified, where they can be offered and to whom, how the store accounts for returns and manufacturer stock programs, how the marketing reaches customers and shops, and how results are measured. The tool needs data from the DMS, so integration matters.
The category guide for parts and fixed operations marketing lists a neutral checklist for use with DealerMine and other providers. Verify each integration first.
Ask who supports it.
DealerMine says it has matched buyers and sellers of new parts since 1985. Its network of over 5,000 buyers and sellers has helped dealers sell 250 million dollars of slow-moving parts since 2006.
It publishes a parts news page.
A parts manager would ask about listing fees and how returns are handled between dealers.
| Product or service | Function |
|---|---|
| Parts selling program | A way for dealers to sell slow-moving and obsolete parts back into the market. |