ADESA Debuts Upgraded User Experience
ADESA Simulcast Remote Seller delivers an upgraded user experience for consignors and dealers to see real-time performance analytics.
ADESA Simulcast Remote Seller delivers an upgraded user experience for consignors and dealers to see real-time performance analytics.
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CARMEL, Ind. – ADESA, a business unit of global vehicle remarketing and technology solutions provider KAR Auction Services (dba KAR Global), launched an advanced ADESA Simulcast remote seller dashboard showcasing at-a-glance, vehicle-specific auction participation, bid activity, vehicle values and vehicle comparisons. Sellers get instant access to auction sales performance of their vehicles — helping them make better informed decisions in real time from the comfort of their offices.
“Some of our sellers may be managing hundreds of vehicles through our auctions at any given time. Our new remote seller dashboard helps them better track their sales in real time, and our historical reports help them boost sales performance over time.”
“At ADESA, we listen to our customers and are continuously working to move their user experience to the next level,” said John Hammer, president of ADESA. “Sellers wanted a more transparent snapshot of their inventory going through the lanes and up for bid. Our new remote seller dashboard allows them to see bid performance on each vehicle and how it compares to their set reserve, guidebook and the ADESA Market Guide national average — giving sellers actionable insights on bid activity.”
ADESA Simulcast remote seller dashboard includes a sale overview widget that keeps count of a seller’s transactions and updates in real time. Sellers can also monitor sale statistics for mileage, price, grade averages, reserve overs / unders, and vehicle sell, if or pass totals. Detailed floor activity and auction attendee, bidder and purchaser statistics are also included in the dashboard. Remote sellers can communicate directly with the clerk and auctioneer via the dashboard’s real-time chat function. Customers can export detailed reports of their sale activity and buyer information. Intuitive search functionality allows users to access reports based on sale totals, averages, percentages, buyer information and much more.
“Some of our sellers may be managing hundreds of vehicles through our auctions at any given time. Our new remote seller dashboard helps them better track their sales in real time, and our historical reports help them boost sales performance over time,” added Hammer.
Originally posted on F&I and Showroom
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