How it works

The price moves when someone accountable says so.

vAuto and Conquest taught the industry to watch the market. Turnwell keeps that watch, and puts the approval in front of the update. That is the workflow difference. It is not a claim that a store has already measured a result.

1. 1

   Read the book

   Inventory can arrive from a file or, later, from a system of record. A missing cost is left missing. Turnwell does not invent one.

2. 2

   Prepare the decision

   Used cars get a market comparison and, when the policy says so, a separate markdown. New cars get rank, incentives, and days in stock. Weak evidence stays unselected.

3. 3

   A manager decides

   Select, edit, skip, or hold. Approval is a recorded action. A recommendation never applies its own price.

4. 4

   Then the update

   An approved used-car change is written only through the path that store has enabled. An approved new-car price is what a feed is allowed to send. Unapproved prices stay off the file.

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