Omnique and Auto Master Announce Powerful New Integration
Harnessing the power of two leading tech systems, the all-in-one solution gives expanded flexibility and features to independent dealerships looking to maximize operational efficiency and boost profits.

Harnessing the power of two leading tech systems, the all-in-one solution gives expanded flexibility and features to independent dealerships looking to maximize operational efficiency and boost profits.
WHEAT RIDGE, Col. – Omnique, a premier shop management software for the automotive repair industry, announced its partnership with Auto Master Systems (AMS) to create a fully integrated sales and service solution for independent dealerships.
Especially for busy dealerships who love their management system but need a more compelling way to operate their service department, this new partnership will bring sales and service together through seamless systems integration.
Harnessing the power of two leading tech systems, the all-in-one solution gives expanded flexibility and features to independent dealerships looking to maximize operational efficiency and boost profits.
“Especially for busy dealerships who love their management system but need a more compelling way to operate their service department, this new partnership will bring sales and service together through seamless systems integration,” said Cavan Robinson, general manager of Omnique. “We’re confident the Omnique-AMS collaboration will take dealership technology to the next level.”
Independent auto dealers will enjoy enhanced features of the integrated systems such as:
Integrated workflows to quickly create customer repair orders, assign technicians, and track job status;
Streamlined ticketing and estimating operations to eliminate manual data entry;
An integrated accounting system with automatically posted expenses and parts return credits;
Cloud-based processes that allow maximum flexibility for 24/7 remote operations from any device.
Mike Downey, vice president of sales for AMS, added: “Auto dealerships will love the upgraded digital tools in this intuitive system that’s engineered for efficiency. They’ll spend more time selling and less time on data entry. This solution underscores our commitment to the success of independent dealers everywhere.”
Originally posted on F&I and Showroom
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