RouteOne Offers Free Windows Phone 7 App
FARMINGTON HILLS - RouteOne announced the availability of its free Windows Phone 7 app, available now for download from the Windows Phone Marketplace.
Once downloaded, RouteOne Windows Phone 7 app will allow users to view and manage all dealers and leads, whether in the F&I office, on the showroom floor, or outside of the dealership. Dealers may also view a condensed version of the Deal Manager, the Deal Summary, and the Lead Manager, as well as request and view credit scores instantly.
RouteOne has already released mobile versions of its dealer tools for Apple’s iPhone, iPad, and iPod, as well as the BlackBerry and Android phones.
"The addition of the RouteOne app for Windows rounds out our free suite of mobile tools," said Mike Jurecki, RouteOne CEO. "Dealers can track deal statuses and work credit applications from just about anywhere, allowing them the flexibility they need to conduct business effectively and efficiently with the tools of their choosing."
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