Fixed Operations

Open Bays Do Not Gross.

Use eligible service activity and improved dealership-owned records to support retention, reactivation, seasonal, maintenance, tire, repair, and service-to-sales campaigns.

Find My Fixed-Ops Opportunity

Fill the Service Lane With Relevant Work

Organize service demand and customer relationships around the jobs the department can handle.

  • Lapsed customers
  • First service after purchase
  • Seasonal maintenance
  • Tire, recall, and repair interest

Connect Service and Ownership

Use dealership-owned lifecycle data and eligible activity to build timely segments.

  • Scheduling activity
  • Ownership-cycle communication
  • Service-to-sales
  • Lost-customer reactivation

Stop at the Completed RO

Appointment set is not the final fixed-ops outcome.

  • Appointments completed
  • Customer-pay ROs
  • ARO and customer-pay revenue
  • Service gross
  • Cost per completed RO

Measure Opportunity Without Overstating It.

Availability, identity, match volume, permitted use, delivery, and outcomes depend on source, consent, geography, browser and technical conditions, dealership rights, destination policies, inventory, offer, follow-up, market, and execution. A signal is not automatically a submitted lead or permission for direct contact.

The Dealer Data Review

Bring the Store's Numbers. Leave With a Test Plan.

We review your traffic, rooftops, lead volume, inventory, gross assumptions, and primary objective to map a practical first test.

What your review includes

Traffic and signal opportunity map

Three practical audiences or segments

Break-even model using your numbers

Recommended activation plan

Measurement scorecard

First-month pilot outline

The plan is designed around the systems and partners the dealership already has in place.

1 The Store2 Contact + Numbers

Step 1 of 2

Start with the store.