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WriteUp.One deal. The right view.
Quoting for new and used car deals, with manager costing and approval.
Customer quote.
Manager review.
Quoting and manager review, with a clear hand-off between the two.
Installed at a Melbourne dealership
Feature illustration. We show the actual interface in a private walkthrough.
A quote becomes a document
Illustrative · sample content
Three lines in.
One quote out.
The salesperson enters the vehicle, the accessories and the trade-in once, and WriteUp sets them out as the customer’s quote and the manager’s view.
Switch between the two views.
Entered once, by the salesperson
- VehicleCompact SUV 1.5T
- $34,290
- AccessoriesTow bar and mats
- $1,570
- Trade-inSmall hatch
- −$6,400
Quote · sampleCustomer copyManager viewBoth views
| Item | Cost | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Vehicle | $31,900 | $34,290 |
| Accessories | $1,120 | $1,570 |
| Trade-in | −$5,700 | −$6,400 |
- Terms · customer copy
- Sample terms: valid for 7 days
- Prepared by
- Sample salesperson
- Margin · manager view
- $2,140sample figure
- Approval
- Approved by sales manager, 10:42 am · sample
Total to pay$29,460
Customer copyThe quote as the customer receives it: three lines, the total and the terms.
Manager viewThe same deal for the manager: a cost beside each line, the margin, and the approval.
Built around the dealership day.
- Separate roles
- Salespeople build the customer quote; managers review costing and approval.
- Agree the workflow
- We check how your team works before agreeing access and implementation.
A few practical questions.
Can we see the interface?
Ask for a private walkthrough. Public illustrations explain the work without exposing the product screens.
How do we start?
Tell us which dealership workflow needs to improve. We agree the fit, access and scope directly.
See WriteUp with your team in mind.
Tell Mark and Jordan what takes up your day, and we will help you work out what to build.
