Carketa Joins CDK Global Partner Program
Carketa is now part of a marketplace of applications and integration that CDK Global developed to help automotive dealers succeed.

Carketa is now part of a marketplace of applications and integration that CDK Global developed to help automotive dealers succeed.
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PLEASANT GROVE, Utah – Carketa, a dealership solutions software company, announced that it has become a participant in the CDK Global Partner Program. As a member of one of the largest third-party partner programs in the industry, Carketa is now part of a marketplace of applications and integration that CDK Global, Inc. (Nasdaq: CDK), a leading enabler of end-to-end automotive commerce, developed to help automotive dealers succeed.
"We are excited to be partnering with CDK helping dealerships streamline their process to sell more cars, in less time, for more money." said Brady Thurgood, Carketa CEO. Customers turn their inventory quicker, increase gross profit and compete above the new wave of online dealers. For more information on Carketa's vehicle condition reports and available integrations, see Carketa.com.
"We're very pleased to introduce Carketa as the newest member of the CDK Global Partner Program," said Howard Gardner, vice president and general manager, CDK Data Services. "Carketa is a welcome addition to our vibrant program that provides dealers with a range of partner choices and the assurance that their programs can be seamlessly integrated with our applications."
The CDK Global Partner Program provides its partners with access to a diverse CDK ecosystem through the ability to integrate with a range of CDK applications, as well as with CDK dealer websites. The Carketa integrations push your inventory through a streamlined system that pushes your vehicles to the frontline of your sales lot faster than ever before.
Originally posted on F&I and Showroom
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