Markets Served
Canada’s dealer body is more group-owned every year, and a group operating in more than one province is operating under more than one regulator — often in two languages. We connect your rooftops with unified BI, group-wide retention, and advertising that scales without losing the local touch.
The challenge
Every rooftop reports differently, so group leadership can’t compare performance or spot problems early. Unified BI gives one trusted view across the whole organization.
A group operating in Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia answers to OMVIC, AMVIC and the Vehicle Sales Authority — different advertising standards, one set of campaigns, and French where it’s required. Centralized tooling with per-store control is the only way that stays manageable.
Group scale can’t come at the cost of the individual store. Each rooftop keeps a dedicated performance manager and locally relevant campaigns.
How we help
Each layers onto what you already run — start with one, add more when you're ready.
Pie — short for Predictive Intelligence Engine — consolidates sales, service, parts, inventory and financial…
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View product →Why dealer groups choose Vicimus
Group-level technology pushes routinely outrun what individual store staff can operationalise. The result is a unified platform on the org chart and twelve different versions of the truth in the reporting — which is a rollout problem, not a licensing one.
The research notes that the Top 150 groups are widening their technology-maturity lead independent of how many rooftops they own, while individual stores inside group and OEM programmes remain largely at Tier 2. Baseline figures come from DealerSignals’ Tech Adoption Index, a May 2026 scan of 1,760 US dealership websites, which found the average dealer running 3.8 of 15 core retail-technology categories — with CRM, DMS and F&I appearing far less often than customer-facing storefront technology. Marks in the first column describe that measured baseline and the maturity tiers it supports, not any particular dealership and not any named vendor. “Build it in-house” describes assembling the same capability from separate tools plus internal staff time. Every store differs; if this does not describe yours, that is worth a conversation rather than a correction.
What good looks like
In their words
“Maria and the team at Vicimus are one of the best and most reliable vendors I have ever worked with. The level of customer service has been first class — better than most vendor relationships I have experienced in over 20 years.”
Julia Shauf“Bumper has got it right — the right message to the right people at the right times.”
Kristi AlguireReady to start?
A 20-minute conversation is enough to see whether we're a fit. No long-term contracts, no tools to rip out.
