Kelly, I wish I could answer that. We used DealerSocket as the CRM but we also used DealerTrack. It has been over a couple of years since I have worked with it.
Thanks for the reply! We re a single store. We do have 3 sister stores, but are independent, except for sharing DMS. We Are using ADP as our DMS, and have looked at their CRM, but it seemed very labor intrensive, and costly, to get the same results from other vendors. We are in a small market outside of 2 Large markets. We currently have about 5,000 customers in our database.
The others we have looked at all seem to be ADP certified, or will be very soon!
An Internet Manager at a small Wisconsin Chevy dealership seeks recommendations for choosing a CRM to replace their outdated GM OneSource system, citing the need for strong templating capabilities and lead management. Community members emphasize that CRM selection requires careful evaluation across all dealership roles and should prioritize finding a consultative partner rather than just a vendor, with DealerSocket receiving positive mention for its reporting and campaign functionality. The key insight is that CRM implementation is a major undertaking requiring patience and proper change management, and no single solution will be perfect for everyone—success depends on understanding your specific business needs and evaluating how each platform supports your unique processes.