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Where the product stands, honestly

What exists, what is in development, what is new

We tell you exactly which parts are proven and which are new. Every function below links to its prototype — which shows the same status. New parts are specified and accepted, and only then invoiced.

10 of 10 functions shown

FunctionStatusComes fromTry it
Vehicle register, history, documents, damage map, portal sync, websiteIn useDealer model, stage 1
Checklists, target times, overdue board, roles, tablet viewIn useDealer model, stages 1–2
Customers, purchasing, sales, margin reports, daily overviewIn useDealer model, stage 2
Invoicing, tax rules, open payments, accounting export, export documents, archiveIn developmentDealer model, stages 3–4 — specified and scheduled
Vehicle types and their fields, your stages and checklists, tax settings per countryConfigured with youSet up with you
Configurator, quote → order → build sheet, catalog editor, demand analysis, dealer portalNew moduleSpecified and built with you
Build stages, production board, customer progress page, pre-delivery inspection & handover, chassis intake, certificate checkNew moduleSpecified and built with you
Job cards, warranty, damp checks, fleet ordersNew moduleSpecified and built with you
Rental fleet: availability, bookings, handover and returnNew moduleSpecified and built with you
Chassis number search: a unit’s whole life on one screenIn useRegister and history, in use

What the labels mean

Four statuses, no gray areas

Every prototype on this site has one of these labels. They come from a single configuration file and change on the day a stage is accepted.

In use
Used in the daily business of a vehicle dealer since 2026. What you click here exists.
In development
Specified function by function and scheduled. Not yet accepted — and we say so.
Configured with you
The engine exists; your vehicle types, stages, fields and tax settings are set up with you.
New module
Specified with you, built on the core already in use, accepted stage by stage and only then invoiced.

We would rather show you a “New module” label than promise something that does not exist yet. We invoice the same way: per accepted stage.

See the parts already in use — with your own data.

One hour, your vehicles, the functions that are already running.