LotPulse helps dealerships uncover value inside aged CRM opportunities, focus teams on the right shoppers, and measure what actually turns into showroom activity.
Focus the next campaign on 30–120 day unsold opportunities with valid contact information and known vehicle interest.
Most stores work fresh internet leads aggressively. As those leads age, attention drops. LotPulse is built to identify, organize, reactivate, and measure that neglected revenue layer.
Clean and segment approved aged CRM opportunities, prioritize the best reactivation candidates, and track responses through sale.
Use dealer, inventory, public contact, and market signals to focus outreach and account strategy where it is most likely to matter.
Connect activity to the outcomes a dealership actually cares about: appointments, shows, sales, cost, and contribution.
Start with a limited set of aged, unsold CRM opportunities the dealership is authorized to work.
Remove duplicates and suppressed records, then segment opportunities by age, contactability, vehicle interest, and other campaign criteria.
Use approved channels and messaging to re-engage shoppers while keeping attribution tied back to the original dealership opportunity.
Track responses, appointments, shows, sales, and cost so the store can evaluate actual recovered revenue—not vanity metrics.
Use this as a planning tool. It is illustrative only and does not guarantee results.
Start with a controlled CRM reactivation test instead of a long-term platform commitment. We'll focus on a defined opportunity segment and track what happens.
Let's see whether there is recoverable revenue sitting inside your existing lead database.
Request a pilot hello@lotpulseauto.comNo. The initial workflow is designed to work with approved exports or integrations from systems the dealership already uses.
No. CRM reactivation starts with dealership-owned or dealership-controlled opportunities that the store has authorized for the campaign.
The goal is closed-loop visibility from campaign activity through appointments, shows, sales, and cost—not just opens or clicks.
Yes. That is the preferred starting point: a limited dataset, explicit success criteria, and a defined test period.