Rapidrecon.com Website Review

nada 2019 conference & receive a free copy of recon t2l! booth #6653w (west hall – lower level) in today’s competitive and velocity driven market, time is precious, margins are compressed, and there’s no room for error. you need a solution to measure and manage your recon process. rapid recon will provide data-driven metrics that allow you to identify your inefficiencies and bottlenecks, know where your cars are, and provide the transparency and accountability you need to reduce friction between departments and personnel. you will become more efficient, speed up recon time, and increase inventory turn and profitability. the t2l (time to line) metric follows the dealers money and measures all steps, from acquisition to frontline ready. the adr (average days in recon) metric focuses on just the reconditioning touch points so that the recon team can get measurable data and thereby manage it and have a process of continuous improvement.. 10,000+ dealership personnel are now managing t2l on their mobile devices. based on the results from over 10,000 users, dealerships and dealer groups and 5 million vehicles through recon, rapid recon maintains that a dealer’s t2l should stay under 5-days, and without a rapid recon system, most dealers are between 10 to 12 days.. adr finds $399,446 in additional gross for kelley automotive. trent’s an*lysis showed that getting vehicles through reconditioning and to the sales line three days faster increased sales gross by $291,951. getting to a three-day adr (average days in recon) grows that to $399,446 > our team has fully embraced the system. using rapid recon with its > mobile app is like playing hot potato - nobody wants to be > responsibly for holding up the process. we're certainly seeing how > its use is increasing turn and improving grosses for kelley. do*nload our free case study to learn more about kelley automotive’s success. > according to our 20 group clients and moderator experts, daily > holding cost for the average dealership is $32 per vehicle per day