Vehicle inventory management
Add a car with just its registration number and fill in the rest when you're back at the desk — under a minute either way. Each vehicle carries make, model, variant, year, fuel, transmission, kilometres, colour, condition, chassis and engine numbers, photos and free notes. Days-on-lot appears on every card so nothing quietly rots in the corner, and the list pages fifteen at a time instead of scrolling forever.
Document management
Six document sets per vehicle, grouped by stage of the deal rather than dumped in one folder: purchase papers, RC and transfer, insurance, clearance, tax and the handover note. Each car shows a readiness count, so “which papers am I missing on the Nexon?” is a glance, not an evening.
Search across everything you own
One search covers vehicles on the lot, vehicles you sold, and half-finished drafts. It matches registration number, brand, model, variant, year, fuel, transmission, colour, kilometres, chassis and engine numbers, your own notes, and the names and numbers of both sides of the deal.
Share with a buyer, safely
A buyer-facing card as an image or PDF: photos, specs, asking price. No purchase cost, no seller identity, no owner contact details. What the buyer needs, nothing they don’t.
Hide prices on demand
Amounts are masked across the app by default and revealed only when you choose. Hand your phone to a customer or a staff member without handing over your margins.
Insights on the lot
Total cost of inventory, vehicles ageing past 30, 60 and 90 days, paperwork outstanding by stage, and time-on-lot trends — boxed, dense, and readable in the ten seconds you actually have.
Quarter-on-quarter comparison
Business done this quarter against last quarter, and against the same quarter a year ago. Purchases, sales and stock movement side by side, so growth is a fact rather than a feeling.
Complete movement history
Buying a car writes a dated movement. Selling it writes another. Correct a record and the history follows, so inventory and books always agree. Fifteen rows a page, then load more.
Light and dark, one hand
Large targets, short paths, and a dark theme for evening rounds. Designed for a bright afternoon on the lot with a customer waiting — not for a desk.