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There has been a 53% increase in the number of motor finance applications made online since just before lockdown, iVendi reports.

New technology is helping dealers re-engineer their processes and cope with reduced staffing levels as they restart sales, reports iVendi.

iVendi’s new product for vehicle retailers aims to “rewrite the rules” for online car, van and motorcycle search.

As dealers ease out of lockdown, we’re seeing a jump in demand for recently-introduced iVendi technology that allows car, van and motorcycle retailers to offer an online reserve-and-collect model.

One of the issues facing the many dealers adopting a click and collect model of trading as we emerge from lockdown is a very human one – how do you negotiate a deal with a potential car buyer entirely online?

Dealers returning to trading as the lockdown eases are likely to prompt a “step change” in online motor retail, iVendi believes.

Last week, we announced that our very latest product, TRANSACT, would be provided to all of our direct dealer customers free of charge until further notice – and it has now been made available and live for the vast majority of them.

We made the product the core of our lockdown offering to dealers because we thought it would be ideal for the current conditions that the industry faces. This feature explains why its many innovations are supremely suitable for this moment in time.

How iVendi Tried and Tested ensures new products hit the ground running

iVendi is aiming to help coronavirus crisis-hit car retailers by supplying them with its latest and most advanced product free of charge.

Online motor finance technology is increasingly being used by dealers to drive efficiencies in the showroom in a new development, we’re reporting at iVendi.

Our business was constructed with remote working in mind and our teams remain hard at work to meet your needs, whether working from home or elsewhere. We can assure you that it is business as usual at iVendi.

Online sales could provide a lifeline to car, van and motorcycle dealers whose business will be disrupted by coronavirus.

A new national accreditation received by iVendi after a thorough, independent audit shows that its employees feel valued and engaged.

iVendi is reporting that 37% of its dealer users are still utilising the Windows 7 operating system as Microsoft withdraws support for the product.

An innovative online used car marketplace created by iVendi and made available to the 4,500 German dealers that use motor finance from Bank Deutsches Kraftfahrzeuggewerbe GmbH has gone live.