Every dealership has different needs and all auto network has structured its service organization to provide the best possible…
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Software built for dealership operations and sports sponsorship, from inventory and CRM tools for auto dealers to sponsorship valuation and fan data platforms for rights holders and brands.
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Propertyradar is the hyperlocal lead generation platform used by real estate professionals and property-centric businesses to…
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Autosweet is a digital marketing and advertising firm that helps car dealerships nationwide drive quality website traffic…
4.9
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Cendyn is a global hospitality cloud-based technology company that enables hotels to drive revenue, maximize profitability, and…
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Technology solutions for the automotive industry
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Convertus builds premium websites and digital marketing solutions for Canadian dealerships. We exist for a reason - like you, we…
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From trusted data foundations to enterprise AI, agentic deployment and AI-powered operations, EXL helps organizations transform…
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Matador is the omnichannel AI platform built for modern dealerships. Our agentic AI engages leads, answers calls, replies to…
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Relo metrics is an AI-powered sponsorship analytics intelligence platform that enables brands to track and optimize their…
4.8
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Revolutionparts, based in Phoenix, Arizona, accelerates parts and accessories sales across major automotive brands in north…
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Nationwide Predictive Public Records Data and Resident Screening for Consumer Reporting Agencies and Property Technology…
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Dealer car search provides award winning website design build services and dealer management systems to 5000 car dealerships…
4.7
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Autoalert partners with dealerships and oems to empower them with data capabilities to gain valuable customer insights, create…
4.6
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Opendorse is the leading athlete marketplace and nil technology company. Our industry-leading nil solutions help athletes and…
4.6
Delivering you strong results, long term relationships and cutting edge technology. We boost your business with class-leading car…
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Founded in 2013 by advance auto parts, motoshop technology tools has a mission to help automotive shops grow their businesses and…
4.5
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Shift marketing automotive is a database marketing technology company that helps auto dealers and manufacturers sell cars to…
4.5
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Zoomph helps sports organizations and brands turn sponsorship into a measurable business asset. We're an AI-powered sponsorship…
4.5
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IQVIA empowers life sciences organizations to accelerate innovation, improve patient outcomes, and bring treatments to market…
4.4
The world’s leading provider of AI-powered solutions for social impact.
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4.3
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Netart media is a software company established in 2003, which strives to offer high quality and innovative software products and…
4.3
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The businesses here build software around one specific industry's workflow rather than a generic business function. On the automotive side that means dealer management systems, CRM tools tuned to how car sales actually happen, inventory feeds that push listings to third-party marketplaces, websites built around VIN search and financing calculators, and tools that mine your existing customer base for people whose lease or loan is about to mature. On the sports side it means platforms that match athletes and teams with sponsors, measure what a logo actually earns in broadcast and social exposure, and track fan engagement and brand mentions across channels a general marketing tool wouldn't know how to parse.
People end up looking for this because the generic tools they're using don't fit how the industry actually runs. A dealership's sales team is chasing leads in spreadsheets, inventory is stale or missing on the sites customers actually browse, online reviews are piling up unanswered and dragging down conversion, or nobody in the building knows which of last year's customers are ready to trade in. On the sports side, a team or rights holder has sponsorship inventory it can't price with any confidence, a brand has signed a sponsorship deal and has no way to prove what it delivered, or a rights holder is watching fan attention move to social and broadcast data it has no system to capture.
Providers split roughly into system-of-record platforms and point solutions layered on top. Dealer CRM and DMS vendors want to be the place your sales and service data lives, which means real switching cost but also real lock-in — check what happens to your data and integrations if you leave. Inventory syndication and website vendors compete on how many marketplaces and OEM programs they actually connect to, and on how fast listings update. Reputation and equity-mining tools are narrower and easier to bolt on, but only as good as the CRM data they read from. In sports, the split is between measurement and analytics vendors who tell you what exposure or engagement is worth, and marketplace or matching platforms that help you find and negotiate the deal in the first place — some do both, most don't. Worth comparing vendors on which data sources they actually own versus license from someone else, how deep the integration goes into your existing systems, and whether you're buying a tool or effectively outsourcing a function.