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DealerStar
Modern Web-Based Dealership Management System for All Sizes

What is DealerStar?

DealerStar is a third-generation, fully web-based Dealership Management System (DMS) that is factory certified and designed to be easy for small dealerships while scalable for large dealership groups. It includes comprehensive modules for accounting, payroll, parts inventory, service dispatching, sales, CRM, F&I, and vehicle inventory. The system features multi-language and multi-currency support for international markets, along with modern tools like reporting, dashboards, calendars, time clocks, parts cost averaging, labor grids, and technician terminals. DealerStar also offers integrations with major automotive manufacturers and CRM systems, and holds patents for its web-based dealership management technology.

Features

  • Fully Web-Based: Access the system from any device with a browser, no local installation required.
  • Factory Certified: Approved integrations with GM, KIA, VW, Honda, Chrysler, Acura.
  • Multi-Language and Multi-Currency: Supports international dealership operations.
  • Comprehensive Modules: Accounting, payroll, parts, service, sales, CRM, F&I, vehicle inventory.
  • Modern Tools: Reporting, dashboards, calendars, time clock, parts cost averaging, labor grids, technician terminals.
  • Scalable: Suitable for small dealerships to large dealership groups.
  • Patented Technology: Holds patents for web-based dealership management system (US 8495487 B2 and US 8880998 B2).

Use Cases

  • Manage dealership accounting and financial reporting.
  • Track parts inventory and automate invoicing.
  • Schedule and dispatch service appointments with technician terminals.
  • Manage vehicle sales, CRM, and F&I processes.
  • Process payroll with integrated time clock and worksheet format.
  • Generate custom reports using report builder with conditional statements.
  • Integrate with factory systems for seamless data exchange.

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