The average dealer spends over $700 in advertising for every car sold.1 It costs that much because most of the spend bought customers who walked. The ten minutes that decided whether they walked went unrecorded.
One of these two conversations happened on your floor yesterday. You just don't know which.
1 Source: National Automobile Dealers Association, average dealer advertising spend per new vehicle sold, 2025 ($739).
A rep might open a coaching app. Every rep runs the CNA, because it is how they work the deal. Sixty times a month they rehearse the same structure.
Every customer interaction runs through a structured CNA: mobile-first, on the lot, during the walk. Payment comfort, vehicle type, trade position, credit, timeline, objection pattern. Captured as data, not stored in memory.
Every CNA is auto-scored for buyer intent and translated into deal strategy: payment pressure, equity position, decision friction. The manager sees the deal before the rep needs to ask for help.
Discovery breakdowns surface as coaching opportunities. The rep never opted into training. They ran the process, the process recorded where it broke, and the next conversation starts from a better place.
Nobody has to remember to do any of this. It is the same conversation, going around, sixty times a month. See the Engine →
The scoring and insight algorithms behind every CNA, every coaching session, and every market view. Tuned around real showroom variables like payment posture, trade situation, and switch elasticity, not a generic intent model.
Most software fails because management buys it and reps ignore it. Entake works in reverse: every feature is something a salesperson actually wants in their pocket on the floor. Management gets the data because reps get the value.
Pull any vehicle's full feature breakdown and a structured walkaround script in seconds. Reps sound like they've been on the floor for years, from day one.
Structured discovery, mobile-first, captured during the walk. The rep stays in control of the conversation, and the data gets captured at the same time.
Live scenario practice on the most common objections: payment, trade, credit, timeline, switch. Reps rehearse the moment before they face it on the lot.
Reps who log CNAs know their managers can see the pipeline. The accountability is built into the workflow, not bolted on as another report.
Most stores manage from last month's closed deals. Entake shows you what's actively being shopped on your floor and what your trading area is asking for, right now, this week.
The longer your store runs Entake, the more your buyer data compounds: first into floor-level demand, then local market views, then regional patterns. Most dealerships never see this data at all.
What buyers on your floor are actually comfortable paying
What your buyers are asking for, not what you stocked last month
Percentage of active buyers coming in with a vehicle to trade
Buyers with a purchase timeline of days, not months
Demand data aggregated from buyers in your actual trading area
Structured discovery actually completed before the customer reaches the desk
Entake is built for independent and growing dealerships that need better sales execution without adding another bloated vendor platform.
Each role on the org chart gets a different piece of the system, and a different reason it matters.
You're stocking from what closed. Entake shows you what your floor is actually working, and what your trading area is asking for, before the next order hits the auction. That's a decision-quality advantage no competitor has unless they're also using Entake.
Right now, you find out what a customer wanted when the deal falls apart. With Entake, every active buyer profile is visible to you (payment, vehicle, trade, timeline) before the rep ever needs help. You work the floor with information, not guesswork.
When discovery is structured and captured, you can actually see where it broke down: whether the rep got the payment, asked about the trade, built vehicle certainty. No more he-said-she-said about what happened on the lot. And your floor stops losing data every time a customer walks.
Questions we hear from dealers before they get started.
Every week your floor runs without structured discovery is another week of deals walking out the door, and you'll never know which ones were closeable. Take 90 seconds to find where your store is leaking, or book a demo.
Answer a few questions about your sales process, lead handling, CNA discipline, and close-rate visibility. We'll show you where your store is likely leaking deals before they reach the desk.