The integration enables Spyne’s Vini AI to connect with Dealertrack DMS and work with relevant dealership information and workflows, depending on the enabled API scope. These can include vehicle and inventory information, sales-related dealership data, customer and vehicle information, service operations, Repair Orders (ROs), parts-related information, and other dealership operational workflows. This enables Vini AI to connect with a dealership’s existing operational infrastructure rather than functioning as a standalone AI layer.
“Dealer management systems sit at the core of dealership operations, and connecting Vini AI with Dealertrack is an important step in making AI work more closely with the systems dealerships already use,” said Sanjay Varnwal, Co-founder and CEO of Spyne. “This integration will enable Vini AI to work with relevant dealership data and workflows across sales and service, helping us build a more connected AI experience for dealerships.”
The integration with Dealertrack strengthens Vini AI’s connection to the core systems supporting dealership operations. By bringing AI-driven customer engagement closer to dealership data and workflows, Spyne aims to enable a more connected approach across sales and service operations.
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About Spyne
Spyne is an AI-native automotive retail technology company founded by Sanjay Varnwal and Deepti Prasad. Spyne empowers automotive dealers with end-to-end digital solutions that eliminate inefficiencies, unlock more opportunities from their CRM, and accelerate vehicle sales. Today, Spyne supports over 3,000 dealerships worldwide in building AI-powered digital storefronts with premium merchandising and conversational agents that drive appointments through seamless lead handling and customer engagement. Serving dealerships and OEMs across the United States, Europe, EMEA, and APAC, Spyne is shaping the future of automotive retail with cutting-edge AI solutions. The company has raised over $25 million in funding from investors, including Vertex Ventures SEA and India, Accel, Storm Ventures, and Alteria Capital.
