Dealer-FX Expands Integration With PBS Systems
An enhanced data integration was designed to give auto dealers more up-to-date customer and vehicle information through Dealer-FX’s customer experience management software.
TORONTO — Dealer-FX, the leading customer experience management provider for automotive OEMs and their retailers, today announced a more comprehensive partnership with PBS Systems, a provider of DMS software providing accurate, dealership software, services, and support.
New integrated service enhancements available to PBS dealerships include Service Appointment Data Pull, Open RO Data Pull, and On-Demand Customer Search by VIN.
“We’re excited to offer a more complete integration with PBS Systems for our dealership customers,” said Gary Kalk, president and CEO of Dealer-FX. “The benefits of this enhanced integration will help our dealers streamline service department operations, plus it will simplify the repair order and scheduling process.”
Originally posted on Auto Dealer Today
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