Experian Automotive launches AutoCheck Triggers
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New program helps drive profit and performance by enabling automotive professionals to make timely and more informed decisions
Schaumburg, Ill., Feb. 09, 2013 — Experian Automotive today announced the launch of AutoCheck TriggersSM at the National Automotive Dealers Association (NADA) conference. As a trusted provider of vehicle history information, Experian Automotive designed the AutoCheck Triggers program to further empower automotive professionals by providing actionable insights, allowing them to maximize profits, reduce risk and increase their competitive advantage.
“Automotive professionals rely on our AutoCheck vehicle history reports to evaluate the condition of a vehicle or to determine if it is eligible to become Certified Pre-Owned,” said Scott Waldron, president of Experian Automotive. “The new AutoCheck Triggers program builds on that service to alert users of specific changes to their vehicle inventory, allowing them to make critical decisions in a timely manner.”
With AutoCheck Triggers, automotive professionals can track more than 20 different data elements, including changes in reported accidents, title brands, failed emissions, auction announcements or if the vehicle is eligible for the AutoCheck® Buyback Protection program. They also can select the frequency of when they want to be alerted regarding changes: daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly or on their own timetable. Once notified of key changes, users then can take the appropriate action quickly and efficiently.
AutoCheck Triggers also is designed to specifically assist lenders and OEMs in increasing efficiencies. For lenders, AutoCheck Triggers can notify them of events such as accidents or brand changes that can impact the value of vehicles in their portfolios. For OEMs, the new service allows them to monitor the inventory across dealerships to determine how many vehicles could meet their CPO program requirements. Additionally, AutoCheck Triggers notifies OEMs and dealers of key changes that could disqualify a vehicle from becoming certified.
Experian Automotive will be discussing AutoCheck Triggers at the NADA conference, Feb. 8 to 11, in Orlando, Fla., Booth #1823.
For more information on AutoCheck Triggers or Experian Automotive’s other leading products and services, visit our Website at http://www.ExperianAutomotive.com or follow us on Twitter @Experian_Auto.
Contact:
Roslyn Whitehurst
Experian Public Relations
1 714 830 5578
roslyn.whitehurst@experian.com
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About Experian Automotive
Experian Automotive provides information services and market intelligence that enables results-driven professionals to gain the fullest possible understanding of the market, the vehicles and the people who buy them. Its North American Vehicle DatabaseSM houses data on nearly 700 million vehicles and, when combined with Experian’s credit, consumer and business information, provides an integrated perspective into the automotive marketplace. Experian Automotive’s AutoCheck® vehicle history reports provide dealers and consumers with in-depth information, allowing them to confidently understand, compare and select the right vehicles. For more information on Experian Automotive and its suite of services, visit our Website at http://www.ExperianAutomotive.com.
About Experian
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