1
Add the lead
Capture the customer's details by scanning their ID or entering them by hand.
2
Stay on top of every opportunity
Work your leads from the traffic log: update the status, add notes, and send the follow-up.
3
Mark the sale
Record the purchase and send it for manager approval. Once approved it posts to the leaderboard on its own.
4
See what is working
Pull the reports and read your closing ratios and lead sources.
Add ons
Two extras that sit on top of the everyday loop.
T.I.A, the Tierly Intelligent Assistant
Watches your overdue tasks and writes up what your month is actually doing.
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Build a listing from a vehicle already in your inventory and schedule when it goes up.
What people ask first
No. The only new habit is logging the visit, and most dealerships are already writing that on paper somewhere. Everything else in Tierly is built out of that one row.
It was built for one, and the vocabulary shows it: stock numbers, new and used departments, lead sources like the service drive. Targets and sale types are configurable, so it will fit anywhere a team works walk-in traffic, but a dealership will feel most at home.
Not to be useful. It runs on its own from day one and can import your existing sales from a CSV. Connecting other systems is something to do later, if it earns its keep.
The board is worth something the first afternoon it is on the wall. The reports need a few weeks of logged traffic before the closing rates mean much, because a partial traffic log makes every rep look better than they are.
See it on your own numbers
Book fifteen minutes and we will run the loop with your month.