Requests from many places
A test drive request can arrive from your website, a car portal or an ad form. Each one names a model, and the buyer may have asked other dealers too.
Deixe um processo e o seu número. A IA identifica-se, faz algumas perguntas objetivas e prepara um resumo estruturado.
A test drive request from your website, a car portal or an ad gets a call from DRING, and the booking goes into your showroom calendar. DRING also books service visits, answers your rental line and passes finance questions to a sales adviser.
Car businesses take three kinds of call, often at the same time: test drive requests from buyers, service bookings from owners and questions on the rental line.
A test drive request can arrive from your website, a car portal or an ad form. Each one names a model, and the buyer may have asked other dealers too.
Sales staff are with customers on the showroom floor, and the service desk is busy with owners at the counter. A request that arrives at that moment waits for the next free person.
The agent answers your service and rental lines and calls back each test drive request. Bookings are made while the customer is on the line, and every result goes to your CRM.
A buyer who asks for a test drive has picked a model. The agent calls as soon as the request arrives, while the buyer still has that model in mind.
It arrives the way it does today, from your website, a car portal or an ad form. The agent picks it up there, with the model and the showroom.
It says it is the showroom's AI assistant, names the model and asks what your adviser needs to know: timing, a possible trade-in and whether to discuss finance.
It offers free times from the showroom calendar, books one on the call and sends the confirmation. A buyer who is not ready gets a call from an adviser at a time they choose.
Model, slot, trade-in and finance interest are written to the lead record, so the adviser starts from there.
If the buyer does not answer, the next attempt follows the retry rules, calling windows and attempt caps your team sets in Reach.
A buyer asked about a hybrid SUV on a car portal this morning. The agent calls as the showroom's AI assistant, names the model and books the test drive on the call.
When the buyer asks about the monthly payment, the agent does not quote a number. It notes the question for the sales adviser, who sees the booking and the question before the visit.
Owners call to book a service, ask what a visit includes or move a booking. The agent checks the workshop calendar and books the slot while the owner is on the line.
The day before the visit, a reminder goes out by WhatsApp, SMS or email. If the owner does not read or answer it, the agent calls to confirm or move the visit.
Renters call to book a car, change their dates or ask about pickup. The agent answers from your reservation and branch information, and passes anything outside your rules to your team.
Takes the dates, the pickup branch and the car class, then books the car or passes the request to your team.
Moves dates, extends a rental or cancels it within your rules, and confirms the change by message.
Answers branch hours, directions, the documents to bring and return times, from the information you provide.
A buyer who received a quote or a finance offer and did not reply gets a call. The agent finds out what the buyer needs next and books a sales adviser. It does not give finance advice.
The agent names the model and the date of the quote, and asks if the buyer still plans to buy.
Price, timing, a trade-in or another dealer's offer: the reason is written down in the buyer's own words.
A buyer who wants to talk gets a call or a showroom visit with a sales adviser. Questions about rates, terms or approval go only to the adviser.
After a car is delivered or serviced, the customer gets a short call or WhatsApp message that asks for a score and the reason behind it. The answer is kept in the customer's own words, next to the score.
Asks for a score on the delivery, then whether anything is still open, such as paperwork or an accessory.
Asks for a score on the visit and the reason behind it, such as how the work was done or whether the car was ready on time. Your service manager sees each score with its reason.
Every call ends as a record your team can work from: the booked slot, the customer's answers and the next step. HubSpot is the reference implementation.
DRING also connects to Salesforce, Zoho and other common CRMs. The exact objects, permissions and fields are confirmed during onboarding.
Test drives and service visits are booked in your calendar, such as Google Calendar. Other booking systems connect through their API where one is available.
A dealer management system or a heavily customized CRM is assessed separately, before any work goes into a proposal.
Which model, showroom or booking the caller means.
Test drive, service and rental bookings, in the right calendar.
Opening hours, directions and what to bring, from the information you provide.
The customer's timing, trade-in and questions, noted for the adviser.
Price negotiation, discounts and anything that commits the dealer.
Finance, leasing and insurance questions. The agent does not give finance advice.
Trade-in values and questions about a car's condition or history.
A detail your data does not answer. The agent says it will check instead of guessing.
For car businesses in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain, the agent answers in the caller's language and switches when the caller switches. Arabic is among the 10 languages live on customer lines today, and it is validated on your own workflow before launch.
Pronunciation correction is set for the names, places and model names your callers use. Outbound calls stay inside the calling windows you set for each country, so they follow your working week and your Ramadan hours.
Figures from all DRING deployments across sectors, not from car dealers or rental companies.
Yes. The agent checks free times in the calendar your team uses, such as Google Calendar, and books the slot on the call. The exact setup is confirmed during onboarding.
Yes, if you use HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho or another common CRM, with the exact fields confirmed during onboarding. HubSpot is the reference implementation. A dealer management system or a heavily customized CRM is assessed separately.
It does not give finance advice or negotiate prices. Questions about monthly payments, rates, discounts or approval go to a sales adviser, with the question written down.
Yes. Arabic and English are among the 10 languages live on customer lines today, and 62 are available across voice, WhatsApp, SMS and email. Each language is validated on your own workflow before launch.
The agent tells the caller who will help next and passes on the reason for the call, so nobody asks twice. You decide which calls go to a person, live or as a callback.
Live in a week, starting with one workflow, such as test drive callbacks for one showroom. The agent runs 1,000 to 10,000 simulated conversations, built for your company, before the first real call.