Your DMS, extended
Dealer Analyst plugs into the DMS you already run and covers Service, Parts, Sales and Accounting.
Labor gross by month
The faint bar is to date.
Why Dealer Analyst
A business analyst costs a dealership about $145,000 a year in salary and benefits.
| A business analyst | Dealer Analyst |
|---|---|
| ≈ $145,000 a year | A fraction of that |
| 40 hours a week | Refreshed through the day, every day |
| Exports reports into spreadsheets | Reads your DMS directly |
| Samples last month | Checks every transaction, back to day one |
| One department at a time | Service, Parts, Sales and Accounting |
| Months to learn your store | Ready when your history loads |
| Can quit and take what they know | Never leaves |
Median salary for management analysts, $101,860 (BLS, May 2025), plus benefits at about 43% of wages (BLS, June 2026).
What you get
Apps built for how each department runs, on your own DMS data.
Service Center, repair orders, labor rates and warranty.
Parts sales, inventory, returns and special orders.
Vehicle inventory and deal gross.
Dealer statements and expense control.
Meet Bobby
Ask Bobby about your dealership and get answers from your own data.
Where did service gross decline this month?
Labor gross is down 6% on September. Most of it is warranty: 41 fewer warranty repair orders, nearly all in the second week.
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How it works
We set up the connection with you. Nothing to install.
Every repair order and transaction, back to day one.
Dashboards for every department, and Bobby on call.
The work of a business analyst, on the DMS you already run.
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