For pre-owned showrooms
Inventory software for cars that are each one of a kind.
New-car stock is identical units with a list price. Pre-owned stock is the opposite: every car arrived from a different owner, with its own condition, its own refurbishment bill and its own paperwork still in motion. Inventory management on a pre-owned floor means knowing, for each car, exactly which stage it is in and what was spent on each job — running in production at a working showroom.
From lead to floor
Seven steps from a lead to a car on the floor.
The floor sees the flip the moment it happens.
- 1 Procurement lead Someone hears about a car. It gets logged, not remembered.
- 2 Owner approves the buy Nothing is purchased on somebody's word alone.
- 3 Purchase paperwork RC, insurance, forms — captured against the car.
- 4 Pickup A driver is tasked; the car arrives with a record.
- 5 Inspection Physical check, condition rated, damages marked.
- 6 Refurbishment Jobs go to vendors, with proof photos and invoices back.
- 7 Ready for sale Inventory flips the stage; the floor can see it.
What the inventory record carries
Condition, paperwork, job costs and age — per car.
- Stages — procured, in refurb, ready, booked, delivered
- Physical inspection, condition ratings and damage marking
- Purchase documents captured against the car, not a drawer
- Refurbishment jobs assigned to vendors, with a QC sign-off
- Vendor invoices and payments tracked against each job
- Proof photos attached to each job
- Bulk entry when you buy a batch
- Reports — sales funnel, leaderboard, ageing, loan pipeline
Inventory is one part of the system. See the whole of it on the Kenro Dealership page, the 15 steps a pre-owned car goes through, or what a DMS means for a pre-owned floor.
Questions owners ask
Before you message us.
What does a car's inventory record hold?
Its purchase documents captured against the car rather than a drawer, the physical inspection with condition ratings and damage marking, every refurbishment job with the vendor's invoice and proof photos, and its current stage — procured, in refurb, ready, booked or delivered.
How does a car move from bought to ready for sale?
Through defined stages. Refurbishment jobs are assigned to vendors with a QC sign-off and proof photos, and the car flips to ready only when every job is done — which the whole floor can see.
Can I load a batch of cars at once?
Yes. An admin can enter a batch on one screen and submit it once, so a lot of ten cars does not mean ten forms.
How do I see what is sitting too long?
Reports cover ageing alongside the sales funnel, leaderboard and loan pipeline, so a car that has been in stock for ninety days is visible before the month-end conversation.
Does inventory stay separate per branch?
Yes. Branch scoping keeps two showrooms as two showrooms, with one owner view over both.
Talk to us
Run a pre-owned showroom? Tell us how it works today.
One branch or several, ten cars a month or a hundred — describe the floor and we will tell you honestly whether this fits.