Custom, in-house AI software that makes dealership teams more capable.
Choose from six practical dealership products or scope custom software around a problem specific to your store. Based in Edmonton, we can arrange a call or a local dealership visit.
We are not here to replace your staff. We build tools that help them move faster, do better work and make more informed decisions.
Six products · custom in-house builds · one dealership partner
Six practical tools for different dealership needs.
Each product solves a clear need: save time, improve performance, reduce dropped work or create revenue. Choose the problem you want to solve first.
Need software that is not on this list?
Evoworks builds custom dealership dashboards, internal tools, customer-facing apps and team assistants around a specific store problem. It is a service path—not a seventh boxed product.
In-house software shaped with the people who will use it.
Start with a defined product or a custom problem. The first goal is a useful result your team can understand, test and improve.
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Choose a product—or bring a problem.
Start with one of the six dealership products or a specific need that calls for custom software.
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Shape it around the store.
We look at the staff, tools, data and handoffs already involved, then design the smallest useful first version.
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Test it with your team.
Run a focused pilot, compare it with the current process and expand only when the store can see the value.
See how we handle access, integrations, testing and support.
Built to fit the dealership you already run.
Every store has different people, vendors and rules. We design around that reality instead of pretending one setup fits everyone.
Start with the access you actually have.
A useful first version may begin with an approved export, inbox or read-only source. If a deeper CRM, DMS, phone or scheduling connection makes sense, we verify it before promising it.
Staff keeps the final say.
Your team still confirms appointments, prices, appraisals, repairs and customer commitments. The tools capture, organize and surface the next action.
One clear measure.
Before the pilot starts, agree on what better means: more complete handoffs, faster response, more booked conversations or less time spent pulling reports.
See the idea before you fund the full build.
We use examples, interface sketches and a narrow pilot to make the product understandable early—not after a long implementation.
Two free ways to start.
No dealership integration. No sales call required.
Bring the software you want—or the dealership problem no off-the-shelf tool has solved.
We will identify the people involved, the business outcome and the smallest useful version worth testing.
An Edmonton AI software partner for your dealership.
EvoWorks is based in Edmonton, Alberta. We work with dealership teams on custom software for reporting, customer follow-up, service-to-sales, calls and training. Start with one store problem and the people who handle it today.
Can we meet at our Edmonton-area dealership?
Yes. Request a local dealership visit or an introductory call with Michael through the contact page. Include your store and city. We agree on the time and location before a meeting is confirmed.
Which EvoWorks dealership tools can we use today?
CarCloser is live and free for sales practice. The public dealership website benchmark and missed-call calculator are also available. Sarah, ProfitLane and Virtual Showroom are pilot offerings; Master Brain and AI CRM are scoped custom builds. Availability and integration requirements are reviewed before any paid project.
Do we have to replace our CRM or give access to our DMS?
Not necessarily. A first version may use an approved report, export or inbox, and the free tools do not need dealership-system access. Any vendor connection, write access or migration is scoped and verified separately.
What should we bring to the first conversation?
Bring one workflow to improve, the staff roles involved, your current tools and a useful measure of success. Use fictional or redacted examples. Do not send private customer records, passwords or financial files through the public contact form.