Scenarios
Explore nine operating contexts across retail, service, acquisition, finance and fleet, and follow the work through to its next decision.
Illustrative fictional scenario
History review
Evidence ready
Acquisition decision
Human review
One of nine operating scenarios: an illustrative Volvo V60 acquisition links a Sourcing cost record with Autotracer history and Price Report comparison cards.
Customer stories
A Mercedes-Benz dealer and service partner uses CarAudit to capture the walk-round, photographs and findings directly against the shared vehicle record.
Mercedes-Benz dealer
Mercedes-Benz dealer and service partner · Czechia
The mobile walk-round, photographs and condition findings are captured once in CarAudit and written into the shared vehicle record.
CarAudit · Vehicle inspection
Nine operating contexts
Each scenario starts with an operational challenge and maps the hand-offs, product scope and human checkpoint.
Independent dealer
An enquiry, appraisal, approved offer and remote completion stay with one vehicle and customer.
Multi-rooftop dealer group
Ageing stock and exceptions are compared by site, then traced back to their records.
Workshop and service operation
A job event connects capacity, parts and the next human decision.
Used-vehicle operation
Sourcing, inspection and price reasoning form a traceable decision before purchase.
OEM and importer operation
A shared view shows operational network context, not a customer reference.
Fleet, leasing and specialty mobility
A returned vehicle moves through readiness and hand-offs to its next decision.
Franchised new-car retailer
Configuration, digital offer, factory order and handover stay with the same vehicle.
Finance and insurance sales
Finance, protection choices, consent and signature stay on one customer deal.
Cross-border acquisition team
Provenance, condition, transport and local price context form one buying decision.
How the workflows connect
Each step shows how operational context stays available for the next team and next decision.
A lead, price movement, inspection finding or workshop event creates the next task.
See which product contributes context as work moves between teams.
Review the point where a person approves, prioritises or changes the next action.
If a number moved in your dealership, we would rather publish it with its method than write a headline you do not recognise.
Nominate your dealershipWhat changed and how you measured it.
A comparable before-and-after window.
Speaker, logo, photograph and final wording.
