Turns the photos already on your lot listings into vehicle Reels, with the description, the price and a call to action added automatically. It tracks who watched, turns interested viewers into leads you can attribute, and runs campaigns and email blasts with offers that fit the customer.
Every unit on the ground already has six or eight photos taken for the listing. What most stores do not have is anyone with the hours to turn them into video for every vehicle, every week, in a format the platforms actually push.
One vehicle, one set of lot photos, one Reel. The description, price and call to action are pulled from the listing rather than typed in again.
Choose the style for each vehicle: walkaround, feature focus, price led, family. A three-row SUV and a used commuter car do not sell the same way.
Who watched, who watched to the end, and who came back. Interest that never produces a form submission is still interest, and it is still visible.
An engaged viewer becomes an identified lead on the customer's timeline, with what they watched attached, and goes straight to Velocity Engage.
Walkaround performs best on three-row SUVs at this store. The dealer picks the style; nothing publishes on its own.
When one of these buys, the Reel that started it is still attached to the customer's timeline. That is what makes the spend measurable.
Illustrative product interface. Synthetic data, not customer data. Engagement figures are invented for this mockup.
The style is chosen by a person from the prompt library. Nothing publishes on its own. Once it is live, the engagement is tracked, and the viewers worth talking to arrive in Engage with the Reel that started it already attached.
When one of those viewers eventually buys, the Reel is still on their timeline. That is what makes the marketing spend measurable instead of arguable.
Marketing sits before the lead exists, which is exactly why its results have always been the hardest to prove. Attribution is not a report bolted on afterwards. It is the same timeline every other module writes to.
The Reel is built, published, and watched. Engagement is captured, including from people who never fill in a form.
An engaged viewer arrives as an identified lead, with what they watched already attached, so the first message is not a cold one.
When the deal funds, the funded gross is attributed back to the content that started it.
A person chooses the style and a person publishes. Campaigns and email blasts run inside consent and suppression, the same rules that govern every other outbound message on the platform. Vehicle content is generated from your own listing data, not from claims the platform invents.
On the roadmap
Marketing is on the roadmap and is sequenced from what the pilot teaches. Starting every module at once is the fastest way to finish none of them, and content generation is easier to get right once there is a timeline to attribute it to.
Answers every lead by text, email and vehicle video, with an AI voice assistant that takes the call, works out what the customer needs and books the appointment.
One timeline per customer, one Control Center for the floor, and every recommendation explained, approved by a person and scored against what the deal earned.
