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What does the Simca plan still miss in auto, equipment and dealer operations compared with legacy Fortune 500 companies?
Not in the catalog yet (a gap) C0873
Planned / not in the catalog yet (suggested by legacy F500 review). In auto, equipment and dealer operations the review checked 12 functions. Partly described: service lane: repair orders, technicians and flat-rate time; parts counter, special orders and core charges; manufacturer warranty claims and recalls; maintenance and repair contracts, extended service agreements. Not described at all: vehicle (VIN) inventory, deals and desking; finance and insurance (F&I) products; dealer wholesale and retail financing; trade-in appraisal, reconditioning and wholesale. The owners decide; none of it is built.
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