Stock card: desk, recon, deal
How a dealer-acquired vehicle (stock AR-024) moves from acquisition through Service recon to the sales desk — on one connected record. Includes the shape of the trade-in (AR-025) that comes in on the Rivera deal.
DraftWalkthroughs of the Living Dealership.
Interactive walkthroughs grounded in the product, plus substantive guides on how the connected platform fits a dealership. We'd rather point you at a working thing than fill the page with placeholders.
01 · Interactive walkthroughs
Try the Living Dealership.
Each walkthrough is a working scenario on this site using the shared AR-024 record.
Walkthrough · 02 min
Deal structure & comparison
Follow the Rivera deal (D-7742) buying stock AR-024 and trading AR-025 through cash, finance, and lease — with the recon picture from Service already in context.
Open walkthrough → Walkthrough · 02 minRO flow and parts shelf
Follow RO-4821 through inspection, planning, and the one line waiting on an OEM rotor. See the Parts shelf tied to the RO.
Open walkthrough → Walkthrough · 02 minJournal entry & audit trail
Walk from the JE-9920 draft back to RO-4821 and the AR-024 stock card — including Nova's draft step and the human approval boundary.
Open walkthrough → Walkthrough · 03 minThree Nova scenarios
"Prepare this trade-in for sale", "Show repair orders waiting on parts", "Explain this vehicle's cost picture" — see each one shape a different view.
Open walkthrough → Walkthrough · 01 minYour dealership shape
Pick single rooftop, growing dealership, or dealer group and see the summary adjust.
Open walkthrough → Walkthrough · 01 minScope a quote
Describe rooftops, volume, and departments; walk away with a tailored quote request pre-filled.
Open walkthrough →
02 · Guides
Short reads, grounded in the product.
Working from this site's walkthroughs and the Living Dealership brief. We'll mark where a guide is a draft versus a finished piece.
RO waiting on parts
Why "waiting on parts" has to be a shared status between the shop, the counter, and the advisor's follow-up list.
DraftMonth-end as a review
What changes when the ledger is fed by live work: reconciliation becomes continuous.
DraftNova and the human approval boundary
How Nova proposes work, how your team confirms, and how both land in the audit trail.
DraftRoles, permissions, and attribution
What the role model looks like for Sales, Service, Parts, and Accounting — plus Nova as a first-class actor.
PlannedLiving Dealership redesign
Rebuilt the marketing site around a living architectural scene: the dealership opens up to show how Sales, Service, Parts and Accounting connect through Nova on one record.
This releaseThese guides work from the walkthroughs above. Where a piece is still in draft, we say so — we'd rather name it accurately than fill the page with placeholders.