Manheim’s Tracker Breaks 10,000 Mark in Subscriptions
Manheim Dealer Support Services, the dealer business software arm of Manheim Interactive Inc., announced that subscriptions to its Tracker service have surpassed the 10,000 mark. This figure reprsents a 100 percent increase for the year, which began with just under 5,000 subscribers. Tracker subscriptions are on pace to reach 12,000 by the end of the year.
Tracker offers independent dealers a variety of tools focused on improving dealership efficiency. Tracker is a dealer management software system that enables users to quickly and easily manage the critical day-to-day tasks that dealers face, such as inventory monitoring, bookkeeping, and accounting.
In addition, the Tracker Web site, www.trackeronline.com, provides links to services such as FundHere.com, a financing site geared specifically to independent dealers, and vehicle pricing guides including the Black Book and NADA Official Used Car Guide. Other Tracker links include access to credit-reporting information from First American Credco, vehicle service contracts from EasyCare, and access to related Manheim services such as Manheim Online and AutoTrader.com.
Tracker is assisted by the Manheim Dealer Support Services’ technical support staff, available around the clock six days a week. Dealers can subscribe to Tracker via the company Web site or at any Manheim Auctions location. The service is available for as low as $30 per month.
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