Already on a recon tool? A better one your store won't have to learn.
Your steps, your names, your workflow — moved into a text-friendly recon system with month-to-month pricing.
Month-to-monthNo long contractA real person, not a ticket
Keep the recon workflow your store already knows — make it easier to use.
The goal is not to make your team relearn recon. It is to bring the steps, names, handoffs, notes, approvals, and updates they already use into a cleaner board with text-friendly updates.
Every car on one screen.
No clicking into a car to find out where it is. The whole board — current step, time in step, days owned, who's got it — answers "where's the car?" in one look.
Cars import automatically.
Inventory can flow from vAuto today. Other feed or DMS paths get scoped before go-live, so nobody promises an integration until we know exactly how your store gets inventory data.
Your steps, your names.
Custom steps with goals and color-coded time triggers — green, yellow, red — that flag an aging car before it costs you.
Add and approve work.
No phone tag to clear an estimate — approve or decline right on the line, with bulk approve and inline pricing. Routine items auto-apply, so the work that always clears clears itself.
Inspections & notes.
Run inspections that create work items automatically. Drop notes with photos and video, @-mention anyone, and it stays on the record.
Accountability that speeds it up.
One tap to advance — not a manager updating a status after the fact. Each role owns its step, the clock's on the screen, and the work moves on its own.
If the core workflow matters, we scope it before go-live. Same steps, same names, less switching friction. Here's what you get on top.
The work your team chases by hand. Now it can stay on the record.
A workflow helper built in — reachable in the app, over text, or by voice.
- Open the app
- Text it
- Talk to it
Tell it what you need. It updates the workflow.
You type it in plain words. EasyRecon updates the board.
A quick demo of the co-worker: you type a plain-language command such as “Move #P1042 to Frontline,” it confirms “Moved to Frontline,” and the car’s chip slides from one step to the next on a mini board. It cycles through moving a car, adding a note, and approving work — showing plain-language updates tied back to the board.
- Move a car
- Add a note
- Add work
- Look up any car
- Pull any report
- Ask for a bottleneck
For example: “Show me cars stuck in detail.” “What changed on #P1042?”
Two things it does without you
Reply to a text. The car moves.
Vendors run half your recon clock. They don’t download an app or sit through a setup call — they get a text, reply “DONE,” and the car moves. That’s the whole change.
Example text thread: the system texts the vendor that PDR is needed on car #P1042, the vendor replies "DONE," and the system replies that it's logged and marked complete on the board — no app and no login for the vendor.
Do not lose the context. Attach the picture.
Photos, notes, and inspection findings stay on the vehicle record. When a work item needs pricing, your team reviews it before it becomes part of the recon plan.
Example: an inspection photo and notes stay tied to the vehicle record while the team reviews brake, tire, and filter work items before submitting.
All the benefits of a recon tool, without the pain of using one. Your people fix cars — they shouldn't have to fight software. See the full walkthrough →
Why we're different.
Big recon tools can feel safe until support gets slow and store-specific requests get hard to move. EasyRecon is built for a closer working relationship with the stores using it.
One person, not a ticket.
Call, text, or email and you reach a real person — a real EasyRecon contact. No tier-one queue, no case number. When you flag something, it gets handled in days, not parked on a roadmap.
We answer to your store.
The product is still early, so customer feedback matters. When a store shows us a real recon bottleneck, that feedback can shape what we improve next.
We move fast.
Got an issue? Issues get handled by someone close to the product. Good ideas can move quickly when they match the workflow, without disappearing into a faceless queue.
Switching should feel like getting a closer partner, not just another login. That is the bar for this page.
Staying put isn't free.
Most years the price creeps up. The tool stays the same.
And every extra day a car sits in recon is holding cost — front-end gross walking out the door.
"Good enough" costs more every quarter you keep it.
The good news: moving off it is the easy part.
Get your store's real number in writing →Price up. Value flat.
typical 3-yr renewalIllustrative — use your own renewal quote and holding-cost math before making a decision. See the holding-cost worksheet →
Dreading the switch? That's the part we handle.
You do not start by asking the whole store to relearn recon. We map your current steps, names, handoffs, users, and feed path first, then move the workflow over with as little daily disruption as possible.
We set it up.
We scope the rollout before you commit: your steps, your feed path, your users, and what has to come over. Your old process keeps running until the new board is ready to use.
We copy your process.
Same steps, same names, same flow where the process maps cleanly. The goal is less retraining, not a new process for the sake of it.
You pick up mid-stream.
Inventory/feed setup is confirmed before go-live so the board starts from real store data.
The risk sits with us.
Month-to-month by default. No default setup fee unless a custom implementation fee is listed in writing. You see the plan before you commit.
If your team can send a text, many updates can happen without forcing everyone into a new app all day. Vendors can receive a text, reply to a text, and keep the board moving.
- Migration plan agreed before go-live.
- Old process stays available during rollout.
- Data export expectations written down.
Same process. Better tool. Keep the line moving.
Straight answers.
The questions every dealer asks before switching — answered plainly, before you have to ask.
This is how it works. We handle the switch.
You've seen what's different. When you're ready, an EasyRecon contact walks through your process, feed path, users, and data expectations before go-live. You keep running while the rollout plan gets clear.
Month-to-month by default. No default setup fee unless a custom implementation fee is listed in writing.
Have a question first? Send it over.
Month-to-monthNo long contractNo default setup feeA real person, not a ticket