The showroom that gives
the monthly price before they ask
The customer walks the forecourt alone, your salesperson is closing another deal, and they're going home to check the price on another site. Instead of a cardboard sign propped on the bonnet, the screen shows that model's monthly finance figure, the part-exchange offer on their car, and a QR to book a test drive. They book before they leave. You change the offer from your phone, without waiting on brand material.
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What you put on screen
from day one
Ready-made templates for the franchised dealership, the nearly-new operation and the independent used-car forecourt.
Model range with the monthly finance figure
Each model shown with its price and — more importantly — its monthly finance figure and deposit. The customer browsing alone understands that car fits their budget before they've spoken to anyone. When a brand campaign changes, you push the update from your phone and the screen refreshes in 2–3 seconds.
Offers, nearly-new and part-exchange
The month's deals, nearly-new and used stock with their discounts, and the part-exchange offer on the customer's current car. The person who came in to browse realises the switch is closer to affordable than they thought. That is what turns a Sunday wander into a proper sales visit.
Test-drive booking and service appointments via QR
A QR code to book a test drive and another to book an aftersales appointment — the customer scans and fills in the form from their own phone. You capture the lead without needing a free salesperson, and you fill the aftersales diary, which is where the stable margin in any dealership actually lives.
Launches, handovers, brand awards and reviews
New-model launches, customer handover photos, brand awards and your real reviews. It builds trust in the aftersales waiting area — exactly where the customer decides whether they buy their next car from you or walk across the road.
The plan your
dealership needs
Single-point with 1 showroom screen: Starter €9/mo. Dealership with several showroom screens plus an aftersales waiting area: Pro €19/mo (3 screens) or Business €59/mo if your forecourt is full of screens. Dealer group with multiple brands and sites: Network €199/mo. All with a 14-day trial, no card.
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Where the screen goes
in the dealership
A dealership customer thinks in monthly payments, not list price, and decides on the test drive. Each screen works a point of the buying journey.
Showroom
Each model with its price and, above all, its monthly finance payment and the deposit. The customer wandering between the cars sees the monthly payment before they ask, and that completely changes how they read the price.
Offers and nearly-new
The month's offers, the nearly-new and used cars with their discount, and the part-exchange valuation. The valuation hooks the "just looking" browser: putting a number on their current car turns a stroll into a buying conversation.
Test drive and handover
A QR to book a test drive without going through a salesperson, and happy-customer handovers rotating. The test drive is where the sale closes; lowering the friction to request one lowers the friction to buy.
Aftersales and workshop
The service booking by QR, the service and tyre campaigns, and the MOT. Aftersales is the dealership's steady, recurring margin; reminding customers fills the workshop without a single call.
The monthly payment before the question,
the test drive before the close
A dealership sells on the monthly payment, hooks with the valuation and closes on the test drive; and it lives on the recurring margin of aftersales. The screen moves all four.
The customer thinks in monthly payments, not list price. A £25,000 car frightens; "from £199/month" is a monthly decision. Showing the payment and the deposit next to each model in the showroom completely changes how the customer reads the price, and it does it before they sit down with a salesperson, while they are still wandering and comparing.
The valuation converts the "just looking" browser. Offering to value their used car on screen puts a number on what they already have, and that number is the start of the buying conversation. It is the hook that turns a Sunday stroll round the showroom into a real customer with a budget in mind.
The test drive closes, and the QR makes it easy. The sale closes behind the wheel, not on the brochure. A QR to book a test drive without having to collar a salesperson lowers the friction at the very step that converts most. And aftersales — services, campaigns, tyres, MOT — is the recurring margin that fills the workshop if it is reminded on screen.
To be straight with you: we do not integrate with your DMS or the brand configurator (Keyloop, DealerSocket). The screen shows the range, the payments and the offers you upload, and the QRs go to your forms; management stays in your system. Digisini is the screen layer for the showroom and aftersales.
Between the signature and the handover
nothing visible happens
It is the biggest purchase a family makes after the house, and the only one where they leave the premises carrying nothing.
The gap is not logistical, it is commercial. Months can pass between signing and collecting, and during those months the customer has no proof at all that their order exists. They do not regret the decision: they are simply left with nothing holding it up. And that is exactly when they start looking at adverts again, when a brother-in-law tells them about his, and when the brand next door comes in with immediate availability.
Silence is not neutral: it gets interpreted. Every week without news, the customer assumes their order is stuck, because they have no way of knowing otherwise. You cannot bring the date forward — that is not yours to give — but you can make the status public: in the factory, shipped, at the port, in pre-delivery, being registered. A status you can see turns a wait into a process, and nobody walks out of a process that is moving.
And whoever is waiting is the most receptive customer you will have all year. They have decided, they have signed, and they have not driven it yet: it is the one moment when alloys, a towbar, an extended warranty or prepaid servicing do not sound like being sold something else, but like completing what is already theirs. Almost no dealership uses it, because once the deal is signed the salesperson has already moved on to the next customer.
Straight with you: the screen does not move your car out of the factory or give you a date the manufacturer has not given you. What it does is put the status in writing and in plain sight, instead of living in the head of whichever salesperson is off that day.
Common questions
from dealership managers
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