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Purchases, accounting and titles

Log purchases, record payments, and track titles and documents.

9 articles

  1. Log a bought car in Purchase EntryStock a car in from the auction invoice: decode the VIN, record the source, price and fees, set a disposition, then filter and export the board.
  2. Keep your vendor list and contactsSources is the list of everyone you buy from. Contacts holds the people to call at each vendor about titles and paperwork.
  3. Record payments on the Accounting ledgerSee what each car cost and what is still owed, record a payment covering one or many cars, and find cars that were never logged.
  4. Track checks you have writtenSee which checks the bank has not cleared yet, mark them cleared when they go through, and review the ones that have.
  5. Chase titles from the Title Track workstationWork out which titles to chase today, log calls and emails, and mark titles received, shipped or picked up.
  6. Look up a title and read the GM summaryFind any car and where its title stands in the read-only Title database, and see dollars at risk and title speed on the GM summary.
  7. Title settings and the contact bookSet the chase and floor-plan windows and each track’s steps, fill in missing seller contacts, and keep the vendor contact book.
  8. Upload bills of sale and titlesUpload a photo or PDF of a Bill of Sale or Title, or send it by Telegram. Clean documents land on the car; the rest wait for review.
  9. Who can do what in DealsWhat inventory managers, title clerks and accountants can see and change in Purchase Entry, Accounting, Title Track and Documents.