What an AI assistant at the parts counter can and cannot do
An assistant can look things up and draft answers fast. It cannot know your customer, and a person should approve what it sends.
Short reads for dealers: what we see in dealership data, what works at the counter and on the lot, and conversations between Wagglepath and an AI assistant about where dealer technology is going. AI turns are always labelled.
An assistant can look things up and draft answers fast. It cannot know your customer, and a person should approve what it sends.
A conversation between Wagglepath and Claude, an AI assistant, about why dealerships get new technology last and what would change it.
Floor plan cost builds every day a unit sits. A short weekly review catches aged units before curtailments and audits do.
Planting and harvest move across your area week by week. Stocking by the calendar of your own region keeps parts on the shelf when fields need them.
Vendor reports tell you what the vendor wants to know. A database the dealership owns answers the questions your store actually asks.
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