Sourcing
European supply judged on landed cost.
Acquisition & pricing
By the time a car is ninety days old, the decisions that cost you money were made months earlier, at the auction, at the inspection, at the first price. This category is about those decisions.
The margin at the bottom was knowable at the top. That is the whole argument of this category.
One car's cost ladder as this category's modules build it: the candidate as advertised, the cost once transport and VAT are added, the preparation the inspection found, the price the comparables supported, and the margin when it sold. Sample data, not a vehicle record; the rows are positions in a sequence, not a measured result.
The workflow
Six decisions on one vehicle. Each one narrows what the next can do, which is why they belong on the same record.
Trade-in, auction and cross-border supply are judged the same way, transport, VAT treatment and predicted preparation added before anyone bids.
The cross-border channel is available in selected markets.
A structured inspection on a tablet produces photos, a damage map and findings that become both the listing and the work order.
History coverage varies by market.
Comparable listings from the markets you actually sell in, normalised for equipment and mileage, weighted by how fast each one moved.
Findings become a work order in the planner with parts reserved, and the cost lands on the vehicle, not in a general workshop bucket.
Both are in the Service & operations category.
Every unit carries days in stock, price gap and margin at risk. The exceptions arrive as a ranked list each morning instead of a quarterly surprise.
When a unit is wrong for your forecourt, moving it to B2B early is cheaper than discounting it slowly. The decision uses the same condition and cost data.
The B2B route is available in selected markets.
Seven modules
Price Report is where most dealers start, because it pays for itself before anything else is configured.
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Buying, pricing and reporting are the same data seen from three distances.
Bids against a landed number rather than a hunch, and can explain afterwards why a car was worth it.
Starts the day with nine decisions instead of a dashboard, and sees the effect of yesterday's re-prices.
Sees margin per unit and stock ageing per site without asking anyone to prepare a report.
Platform connections
The foundation each module here already runs on, not a fourth category to buy.
We will show which units Omnetic would have flagged, when, and what it would have suggested doing.
Book a stock demoWhatever you run today, in whatever shape it comes out.
Where the last twenty cars came from, and what they landed at.
Who re-prices a unit today, and what they look at first.