Customer Stories

Three operational perspectives on Telematica.

Lexus: handling the alert workload.

A published General Manager account from a high-volume Southern California Lexus store describes the shift from manual alert processing.

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Lexus: supporting the BDC.

A published Fixed Operations Director account from a Midwest Lexus store describes filling bays and freeing the BDC to focus on its work.

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Toyota: watching redemption.

A published Fixed Operations Director account from a Southern California Toyota store describes improving redemption scores and a district comparison.

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Customer Stories

Read each example in its own context.

Understand the starting point.
Look at the dealership work described, such as manual alerts or BDC follow-through.
Review the account.
Read the separately published figures and customer comments on the Telematica page.
Bring it back to your store.
Discuss your vehicle-data eligibility, team workflow and service capacity with Blink.

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Where can I read the full examples?

The example links go to Blink’s Telematica page, which contains the published figures and dealership accounts.

Are the figures a typical dealership result?

The figures are individual dealership examples. Results vary by store and reporting period.

Can Telematica fit our dealership?

We’ll review vehicle-data eligibility, your service operation and the systems your team uses.

Telematica, through the dealership’s experience.

Three operational perspectives on Telematica.

Lexus: handling the alert workload.

Lexus: supporting the BDC.

Toyota: watching redemption.

A useful example starts with the dealership work.

Read each example in its own context.

Understand the starting point.

Review the account.

Bring it back to your store.

Before we get started

Which part of the Telematica workflow matters to your store?