A ready buyer is on your inventory page, asking questions your chat tool cannot answer.
pepline answers availability, payment and trade-in on the listing itself, then hands your floor a buyer with the deal half-worked: unit, financing readiness, trade, timeline.
Set up from your inventory, your desk rules, your voice.
You already have chat. It captures, but it doesn't help.
The widget your provider shipped grabs a name and a phone number, fires an auto-text, and calls it speed-to-lead. The buyer asked three things: is it still here, what's the monthly, will you take my trade.
A capture widget can answer none of them.
Answer on the listing. Qualify before the floor.
pepline answers from your inventory and your desk rules: real availability, payment ranges you set, what a trade conversation looks like at your store. Then it routes on what the desk cares about: financing readiness, trade-in, timeline, which unit. Your salesperson opens a brief, not a blank name.
The conversation happens on the listing; the qualification arrives with the lead.
Common objections, answered.
“We already have chat on the site.”
It captures contacts. Ask it a payment question. pepline answers from your inventory and your rules, then hands your floor a brief: unit, financing readiness, trade-in, timeline. That's the difference between a logged form and a worked deal.
“Buyers want to talk to a real salesperson.”
They do, once they're ready. The agent absorbs the "is it still here, what's the payment" that shouldn't cost a salesperson an afternoon, and books the ones worth a real conversation, warmer.
“An AI can't quote financing.”
It doesn't. It talks in the ranges you set, gathers what a desk needs to work a deal, and never pretends to be an approval. You approve the voice before it meets a buyer.
Live before your next inquiry lands.
Point it at your inventory and your process. Review what it learned.
Flow, criteria, voice: yours, approved before it meets a buyer.
The widget goes where the contact form sits.
Answer on the listing, qualify before the floor.
The agent handles the availability, payment and trade-in questions, and hands your salespeople qualified buyers with the context attached.