A storefront of your own, listings with full specs, and a request inbox that works like a sales pipeline rather than a mailbox.
The call nobody returned is the most expensive thing a showroom loses. This is built around that.
An unread request stays unread until someone opens it — it does not reset on refresh or overnight. And the state belongs to the showroom, not to each person, so the badge answers the question the showroom actually has: how many has nobody here looked at.
A request that lands while your dashboard is open appears in it, there and then.
The request form is yours to build — the fields you want, grouped into tabs, styled the way you choose. A finance broker asks about income; a used-car dealer asks about a trade-in. No single field set suits both.
A page at its own address: your logo, cover, an About page, your links, and control over how it appears in a search result.
Colour variants each with their own photographs, and a full spec sheet that fills itself in from the catalog the moment you pick the trim.
An email address and a verification code. Under a minute.
Name, city and a phone number.
Pick the make and model from the catalog, then upload the photos.
Fill in the form and your dashboard opens the same minute.
New → contacted → quoted → won or lost, with the request assigned to a salesperson and a date to chase it.
Search by name, number, or anything the buyer typed into your form — across every request you have ever had, not just the page on screen.
The delete button sits one tap from Open. A deleted request goes to a bin, not to nothing — a mistap must not destroy a customer’s name and number.
A price cut on one car, for a stated period, under your own name. It ends by itself — so you never sell at a discount you forgot to switch off.
Your own shelves — Exteriors, Interiors, Ramadan campaign — named in your words rather than a fixed taxonomy.
Views per listing and how your showroom is doing — without guessing.
A full export of your listings and your requests, ready to download whenever you want it.
