AutoScope · Automotive AI SaaS
Dealer intelligence that ends in a plan.
Not another dashboard. AutoScope reads a store's inventory, advertising, search visibility, reviews, and leads — and returns one ranked list of what to do today. Every item carries the reason it surfaced.
The problem
Five dashboards. One morning huddle.
A store's operating picture is split by vendor. Inventory lives in the merchandising tool. Spend lives in the ad accounts. Reputation lives on the review sites. Leads live in the CRM. Search visibility lives nowhere anyone checks daily.
Each system is fine on its own. But nobody reads all five before the huddle — so the store runs on the loudest problem instead of the biggest one. The data exists. The reading doesn't happen.
Inputs → output
Five feeds in. One list out.
AutoScope does the overnight reading a store never has staff for.
What comes back: a ranked daily action list.
Each item states the action, and the reason it surfaced — the signal that put it on the list and above the item below it. If AutoScope can't say why, it doesn't make the list.
Module tour
Four modules. One ranking.
Aging units, pricing pressure
Watches every unit's age and how its price sits as it ages. Flags the cars drifting toward the expensive end of the lot — the ones that need a decision this week, not a writedown later. Pressure is scored per unit, so the module can say which car, not just "aging is up."
Where campaigns actually show
Reads where campaigns are actually appearing, not where the account settings claim they should. Surfaces the gap between what the store is paying for and what a searching buyer actually sees — the gap that never shows inside the ad account itself.
Review velocity, response gaps
Tracks how fast reviews arrive and how long they go unanswered. Knows when velocity jumps, when it stalls, and when a response gap has been public long enough to be the first thing a buyer reads about the store.
Where leads stall
Follows leads from arrival through contact and finds the step where they go quiet. When several leads stall at the same step, it points at the step — a process problem — instead of blaming the leads one by one.
NO MODULE PUBLISHES ITS OWN DASHBOARD — ALL FOUR FEED THE SAME LIST
A morning on AutoScope
6:45am. The list is ready.
Picture a mid-size independent store on an ordinary Tuesday. Nobody has arrived yet. Overnight, AutoScope read all five feeds. Three items made the list.
Illustration: a store's morning plan ranks actions by expected impact — three items made today's list and a fourth, lower-signal item was held below the line.
06:45 · ITEM 01
Reprice two aging SUVs
Both crossed the store's own aging line this week. Left alone, they become next month's margin problem.
06:45 · ITEM 02
Answer the weekend's reviews
Reviews picked up sharply after Saturday and none have a response yet.
06:45 · ITEM 03
Rescue three stalled leads
Three leads on the same model went quiet in the past two days.
By the 8am huddle the conversation isn't "what happened yesterday?" It's "who takes item one?" That is the whole product.
Deployment
Hosted. Per-store. Operated.
AutoScope is a hosted service. There is nothing to install at the store and nothing for the store's IT to maintain. Each store gets its own account, its own feeds, and its own ranked list.
In production it is operated through miOS, our operating layer: agents watch the feeds, verify the checks, and keep a record of what ran and why. When a feed breaks, that is our problem before it is yours.
Who it's for
Stores that run their own marketing.
Independent dealerships
The desk where the decisions land
The store where the GM or marketing manager owns the ad spend, the pricing calls, and the review responses. AutoScope hands that person the morning read they never have the staff to assemble.
Auto groups
In-house marketing, store by store
Groups running marketing in-house across their rooftops. Every store gets its own account and its own list, so the group standard becomes "work the list" — not "check five dashboards."
If an outside agency owns every decision, the list lands on the wrong desk. AutoScope is built for the desk where the decisions are actually made.
Start
Put a ranked list on the desk by 6:45.
Tell us about the store — how many rooftops, who runs the marketing, and which of the five feeds you already have. We'll take it from there.