Turn local service demand into appointments your network can follow.
A national campaign can generate an inquiry that never reaches the right service center. Xivic connects location discovery, service information, inquiry routing and reporting so brand teams and local operators can see what happened after the click.
National website, mobile experiences and local-service journeys.
Client work
Help customers explore the service before they book it.
Automotive styling involves choices customers may need help understanding. Xivic has worked with Tint World on an interactive display experience, package exploration and guided service journeys for kiosk and web.
Where does an automotive service inquiry lose momentum?
A customer’s location and service choice need to survive the move from campaign to form to local response. The scope covers both the information shown to the customer and the records the operator receives. Agree which details the central team controls and which local teams maintain.
Build a service network that works locally.
Aftermarket BrandsService NetworksVehicle Rental
Create consistent local experiences
Give each location current services, offers, hours and contact options within one managed platform. Keep the selected location attached to the inquiry.
Connect network information
Define one owner for location records and connect lead status to central reporting. Make missing data and unassigned inquiries visible to the team responsible.
Improve demand and conversion
Send search and campaign traffic to the relevant service and location. Evaluate accepted inquiries and booked appointments where those records are available.
Prove the local handoff before expanding it.
Choose one service and a small group of locations with different offers or booking tools. Include an inquiry the first location cannot accept. That exposes routing and ownership gaps before a national rollout.
Make location rules explicit
Bring the location list, service availability, offer rules and existing forms. Define which details the central team controls and which local operators can change, then test the service-to-location path.
Specify the receiving system, required lead fields and owner for unassigned inquiries. A successful test keeps the selected location and service attached and shows whether the receiving team accepted the request.