The Next Frontier for Dealership Service Phone Lines (+ The Hours Saved Using It) | Pre-NADA AI #3
About this episode
Exploring the transformative role of AI in dealership service, Chris Murphy, GM of Volkswagen of Oakland, shares how his team eliminated the BDC, empowering service advisors to handle calls directly. This shift not only improved call handling efficiency but also increased profitability. Monic, co-founder of Toma, discusses their AI technology that streamlines communication, allowing for better customer engagement and reduced call wait times. The episode dives into the challenges of staffing, the importance of effective call management, and the future of outbound communication through AI.
Volkswagen
"...just slowly started focusing on Volkswagen."
Volkswagen is a car company from Germany that makes many popular cars. They are known for models like the Beetle and the Golf.
Volkswagen is a German automotive manufacturer known for producing a wide range of vehicles, including the iconic Beetle and the Golf. The brand has a strong presence in the global automotive market and is recognized for its engineering and design.
Volkswagen Atlas
"So a customer calls in saying, I have my 2020 Atlas in the drive and the last I spoke to you, you said the part is in transit, has it arrived yet?"
The Volkswagen Atlas is a large SUV that can fit many passengers and their belongings. It's designed for families and has a lot of space inside.
The Volkswagen Atlas is a mid-size SUV known for its spacious interior and family-friendly features. It offers a comfortable ride and a variety of technology options, making it a popular choice among families.
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