AI CRM is a car dealership CRM that fills itself: every shopper, owner and fleet buyer who calls, chats, fills a form or writes becomes a contact with the whole story on one record. Deals open on the first sales signal and move as the customer acts, while deal jackets, repair orders and accounting stay in your DMS.
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Contacts
Everyone who leaves a name with an e-mail or a phone lands in one list with where they came from and their status; imported leads wait in their own tab.
Easy setupSet up everything just by talking to Lisa AISee how ›You“Add a field for the vehicle of interest on every deal.”
Lisa“New deal field: Vehicle of interest, as text, shown on every deal card and in the list view. Apply?”
You talk. Lisa sets it up. Applied only on your yes.
How Auto Dealers use it
A shopper opens her quote for a used SUV; the deal moves forward and READY TO BUY puts her first on the morning list.
A fleet buyer's health score falls, and the tooltip gives the reason: no reply to the last two messages from your fleet manager.
On Monday the sales manager asks Lisa for the quoted deals nobody has heard from in seven days, each listed with its health.
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What’s included
Add it to any contact channel — AI Phone, AI Webchat, AI E-mail or AI Web Forms — or get it inside a solution · See pricing › · Per company, never per seat.
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Works withAI PhoneAI WebchatAI Web FormsAI DemoAI QuotingAI BookingAI Follow-upAI TicketsAI Returns & WarrantyAI Calls TranscriptsAI Marketing
No typing
A name with an e-mail or a phone, given on a call, in a chat, on a form or in an e-mail, becomes a contact by itself, with its source kept on the row.
Calls with their transcripts, chats, forms, quotes, deals and tasks sit on one timeline, newest first, so the next salesperson reads the history instead of asking the shopper again, and the customer experience holds whoever calls back.
The AI verifies the e-mail without sending anything, visits the website a fleet buyer gave and scores the buyer type; a person can overrule each verdict.
Each contact carries a score from 0 to 100, and the tooltip says why it moved, such as a quote opened yesterday or two messages left unanswered.
Ask for a brief and Lisa writes one page from the story: who the shopper is, which car they asked about, what was sent and what to say next.
Tasks and the TO DO desk of replies to answer, calls due and drafts to review sit in one list, with every customer's local time on the line.
The pipeline
A deal opens when a shopper asks for a quote or a walkaround, named for what started it, with the person and, for a fleet, the company attached.
New, Qualified, Demo, Quoted, Negotiation, Won and Lost as shipped, shown as a board or a sortable list, filtered by salesperson and saved as a view of your own.
Above the board sit the open deals, the pipeline total and a forecast in which each amount counts by a chance that blends the stage with the contact's health.
Won ends the sale, Lost asks for the reason, and the win/loss report reads the lost reasons, the stage where deals stall and the days spent in each stage.
Fleet and business buyers
People with a verified business address at the same domain become one company by themselves, so the fleet manager and the purchasing office share a record.
Economic buyer, technical evaluator or champion: each person's role is inferred from what they asked and shown beside their health and engagement.
When nobody has spoken with the person who signs, the company's health line says so, and your fleet manager knows whom to reach before the quote.
The people, the deals, the tasks and the combined timeline of everyone at the company sit in one record, with a deal plan for the whole account.
Moments
Sort by READY TO BUY: the car buyers who opened a quote or replied in the last two weeks come first, each with the reason written under the name.
Ask Lisa for a brief on the shopper who called about the hybrid sedan, and read one page with what was asked, what was sent and the open deal.
Ask which quoted deals have been silent for a week. The list returns with each contact's health and the follow-up already running for them.
Tell Lisa to pause all marketing automation to one owner. She shows the before and after, every scheduled step holds until you resume, and a reply typed by hand still goes out.
Beside the DMS
Desking, deal jackets, repair orders, inventory accounting and the finance paperwork stay in your dealer management system, where your office already works them every day.
What the shopper asked, which car, the quote sent, the callback promised and the follow-up running, written from the calls, chats and forms themselves.
Add fields to contacts, companies and deals, such as vehicle of interest or trade-in model, as text, a number, a date or a choice, without a consultant.
A CSV export from your current system waits in Import review, accepted lead by lead; exports of dealership data are for managers, and each one is logged with its author.
Compared
| What you need | A spreadsheet | A CRM your team fills in | AI CRM |
|---|---|---|---|
| Every caller and web lead captured | Only what someone types | What the BDC remembers to log | Captured by itself: from calls, chats, forms and e-mail |
| The conversation behind the lead | A note in a cell | A short note after the call | Transcripts and chats: on one timeline |
| Deals moving through the stages | Updated by hand, if at all | Moved by the salesperson | Moved as the shopper acts,: lost only by a person |
| Who to call this morning | Sorted by hand | A report someone builds | READY TO BUY,: with the reason under each name |
Set-up
Every call, chat, form or e-mail that gives a name and an e-mail lands in Contacts & Leads from the first day.
Tell Lisa the kinds you use, such as retail buyer, service customer and fleet account; she fills the settings and shows the change before you apply it.
Keep the deal stages as shipped or rename them, and add the fields your salespeople need on contacts, companies and deals.
Run the 7-day free trial and read every contact captured and every deal opened from your own showroom and service traffic.
Questions & answers
It is the customer relationship management system that keeps every shopper and owner, what they asked, the deals in progress and the next task for each salesperson. AI CRM does that without the typing: the phone, the website chat, the internet lead forms and the e-mail write each conversation onto the customer's record as it happens.
In automotive retail, many stores run a dealer CRM tied to their DMS for desking and deal jackets, and still lose the calls and chats nobody logged. AI CRM is the conversation layer: it captures every interaction from the front office by itself and runs beside the systems you keep.
The one your salespeople do not have to feed. Look for an automotive CRM with contacts captured from every channel, deals that move as the shopper acts, follow-up written from the customer's history and a price per company. AI CRM does all four, and the 7-day free trial runs on your own shoppers and owners.
No. Your dealer management system stays the record for deals, desking, repair orders, inventory accounting and the finance paperwork. AI CRM keeps the customer relationships: the conversations, the pipeline and the tasks, written from what shoppers and owners actually said on the phone, in the chat and in their e-mails.
No. The calls the AI answers, the chats, the forms and the e-mails write themselves onto the contact with their transcript or text, so a shopper does not fall through the cracks between shifts. A salesperson reads the record before a callback, or asks for a one-page brief of who the shopper is and what to say next.
Yes. People with a verified business address at the same domain form one company by themselves, with its people, deals, tasks and a combined timeline, so a fleet account reads as one record. You can edit the company, merge two records and save the views your fleet desk uses.
Lead management starts with a health score: each contact carries one from 0 to 100 with the reason it moved, and READY TO BUY sorts the people with buying signals in the last fourteen days. Ask Lisa which quoted deals have gone quiet and the list comes back with each contact's health.
Yes, with AI Phone. Each call the AI takes is written on the shopper's timeline, transcript and summary included. Turn call recording on and the recording is kept in the call register as well; it ships switched off, and the AI can warn callers that the call may be recorded.
Yes. A CSV import lands in Import review, where each lead waits to be accepted one by one, and imported leads are never auto-called. Exports of customer data are for managers only, and each export is logged with the name of the person who made it.
Only a person. A deal moves forward by itself as the shopper opens a quote or pays, but the machine never moves it back and never marks it lost. Lost asks for the reason, and the win/loss report shows the stage where your deals stop.
Yes. A small used-car lot gets the same record as a franchised store: every caller and form becomes a contact, deals open on the first quote, and nobody needs a CRM administrator. Kinds of contact and deal stages can be renamed to match how you sell.
AI CRM is priced per company, never per seat, so every salesperson, BDC agent and manager uses it without a license of their own. The plans are on the pricing page with the other Front Office modules, and the free trial needs no credit card.
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