See the whole store. Ask one question.
Instead of chasing reports, opening five systems or waiting for another spreadsheet, ask your dealership’s Master Brain and get a clear management answer.
Built for the questions, numbers and priorities your GM or GSM watches—not as a generic chatbot.
Three items stand out: 14 leads have waited over 30 minutes, 7 vehicles are over 90 days old and yesterday’s appointment show rate was 8 points below the four-week average.
Master Brain, at a glance.
- What it is
- A custom dealership management workspace for asking approved operational questions and viewing selected KPIs.
- Who it helps
- GMs, GSMs and dealership leaders who spend time combining reports from separate systems.
- Problem it solves
- Management answers are slow or inconsistent when the supporting information sits in disconnected reports and tools.
- How it works
- Evoworks connects only approved sources, maps dealership definitions and shows answers with source context and a clear path for review.
- Current status
- Custom pilot or build shaped around each dealership's systems and questions.
- Data and integrations
- Answers depend on the exports, reports, CRM, DMS, inventory or other sources the dealership can authorize and make available.
- What it does not claim
- Master Brain does not infer unsupported facts or guarantee that every vendor can be connected. Staff reviews high-impact decisions against authoritative records.
The questions managers already ask.
Sales, service, lead follow-up, inventory, staff activity, customer history and store KPIs can become searchable when the dealership connects and approves the information required.
Example questions only. Available answers depend on the connected systems, permissions, history and fields.
A command centre built around what you watch.
Choose the numbers, exceptions and follow-up lists that deserve a permanent place. Then ask for the detail behind them without starting another report request.
Every GM watches something different.
Master Brain is configured around the dealership’s own questions, definitions and priorities. Modules are selected by management need, not forced into a fixed template.
Daily scorecard
The handful of numbers a manager checks first, in the order they prefer.
Follow-up gaps
Customers, leads or tasks waiting beyond the dealership’s agreed response time.
Inventory watch
Aged units, movement and other inventory views based on the connected source.
Service opportunity
Appointments, completed work and declined-service follow-up when those records are available.
Performance trends
Compare agreed KPIs across days, weeks, stores or teams without rebuilding the report.
Staff activity
See the activity measures the dealership chooses to monitor and makes available.
Clear about what it knows—and what it does not.
A useful management answer should show where it came from, when the information was updated and what was included. If connected data cannot answer, Master Brain says so instead of filling the gap.
Where it came from
See the connected report, export or system behind an answer.
When it was updated
Know whether the answer reflects this morning, yesterday or the latest available close.
What was counted
Keep the dealership’s agreed KPI definition next to the number.
What was asked
Review question and answer history when a manager needs to retrace a decision.
Who can see it
Limit views and questions by role, store or approved information.
Read-only first
Start by answering and displaying—not changing records in source systems.
Build the useful version first.
Start with a focused set of management questions and read-only information. Prove that the answers match the store before adding more sources or more people.
- 01
Choose the questions
List what the GM or GSM asks every day, every week and when something looks wrong.
- 02
Connect approved information
Confirm which systems, exports or reports can be used and start with the smallest useful set.
- 03
Agree on the numbers
Define exactly what each KPI includes so the answer matches how the dealership manages the store.
- 04
Check every answer
Compare sample answers with the dealership’s trusted reports and correct gaps before rollout.
- 05
Open access by role
Give each manager the questions and dashboard views they are approved to see.
Questions before you connect anything.
Can Master Brain answer any dealership question?
Is this a generic chatbot?
Does it connect to our DMS or CRM?
Can it change records in our systems?
How do managers know whether to trust an answer?
Is the dashboard the same for every store?
Bring five questions your GM or GSM should not need a spreadsheet to answer.
We will map the required information, definitions and access, then scope the smallest credible Master Brain pilot.