Car dealerships
Buyers call while the yard is busy.
Wattle takes stock questions, workshop bookings, and test drives, including the enquiry that lands after the showroom has closed. Sales stays with the person on the lot. The workshop stays with the car.
What Wattle handles
Cars you actually have
Someone rings about a car they saw online. Wattle answers from the stock list you keep: price, kilometres, transmission, and the features you have written down. If that car is not on the list, the call goes to the yard.
A time in the workshop
Wattle books the service into the calendar you connect, writes down what is wrong, and asks when the owner can leave the car.
Finance questions and a trade-in
Wattle covers the finance questions you have prepared, which papers to bring, and the lender partners you name. It does not approve a loan. For a trade-in it takes the make, model, year, kilometres, and condition, then hands that to sales.
A drive in a chosen car
Wattle holds a test drive for the car and a salesperson who is free, then texts the buyer the address, where to park, and what to bring.
After the showroom closes
Buyers still enquire through Carsales and Drive once the yard is shut. Wattle stays on the call, including late on a Saturday, and books a time for someone to follow up.
A service or recall you need booked
When you have customers who have agreed to be called, Wattle rings about a service that is due or a recall you are running, and books the visit into the workshop calendar.