Coming soonCloseLine Recon
Bought to frontline.
Every car’s recon in one place, and every hand-off made for you.
- 3Inspection
- 4Mechanical
- 1Body & paint
- 2Detail
- 2Photos
- 5Frontline ready
2019 Ford F-150 XLTStock 4127MechanicalYour mechanic2 daysNeeds your approval
2016 Honda CR-V EXStock 4131InspectionYour mechanic1 dayInspection under way
2024 Buick EnvistaStock 4119DetailYour detailer3 daysOver its 2-day target
2023 Hyundai PalisadeStock 4108PhotosIn house1 dayFrontline next
2020 Toyota Corolla LEStock 4102Frontline readyDoneTodayReady to list
An example board. Vehicles, stock numbers and days are illustrations.
Every car. One board.
Where it is, who has it, how long it’s been there, and what happens next.
It will move itself.
You’ll make the calls. CloseLine will pass the car along.
Inspection
Found. Photographed.
Your mechanic's findings land on the car's record, with the photos.
Waiting on you
One tap.
Approve or decline from the board. Owners and managers decide.
Handed off
Next shop, told.
Done at one stage, the next gets the car. Detail and photos move on their own.
Frontline ready
Ready means ready.
Every required step finished, including the ones nobody gets to skip.
Proof first. Then yes.
Every repair request will arrive with the photo that explains it.
Your shops work from a link.
No login. No app. The car, the job and a button.
Only their job.
A link opens the one job it was sent for. Nothing else at your store.
A nudge, if it sits.
One reminder when a job isn’t picked up, then it comes to you. You decide if it’s on.
Mileage on the way out.
Odometer at completion, and a straight answer on whether it was road tested.
Nothing falls through the cracks.
CloseLine will watch every hand-off. You’ll hear about the exceptions, not the routine.
- Waiting on your approval2019 Ford F-150 XLT · Two front tires · 2 hours
- Couldn't send the assignment2016 Honda CR-V EX · No detailer set up yet
- Over its target2024 Buick Envista · Detail · day 3 of 2
Example alerts.
Three calls. One answer.
Whoever’s on the phone types the price in. Everyone sees the same comparison.
An example comparison. Suppliers, people and prices are illustrations.
- A quote isn’t an expense.
- Approval isn’t a purchase.
- Done isn’t paid.
True cost. Counted once.
Estimates never post. A charge that looks like a double waits for a person.
Inspection, not assumed.
An open New York inspection puts a warning on the car before it goes frontline.
Spend stays with you.
Repairs and parts are approved by an owner or manager. Everyone else can quote and recommend.
An example ledger. Amounts are illustrations.
Off the truck. Onto the line.
Coming soonCloseLine Recon
Be first in line.
Book a demo and we’ll add your dealership to the early-access list.