Your inventory posts itself, everywhere buyers already are
Enter a car once in Zenith and it goes to CarGurus, AutoTrader, Kijiji Autos, Facebook Marketplace, Facebook Catalog and your own website. Then it keeps checking, and a listing that drops is queued to go back up.
CarGurus
Live
AutoTrader
Live
Kijiji Autos
Live
Facebook Marketplace
LiveFacebook Catalog
LiveYour website
Live
2021 Lexus LC 500
$84,900Stock L-3187
One car sells. Six listings come down.
Mark the car sold in Zenith and every listing is removed with it. No buyer calls about a car that left the lot last week, and nobody has to remember where it was posted.
The record's status changes from Available to Sold, and its six listings change from Live to Removed (sold), one after another.
Several Facebook accounts. One extension.
A Marketplace listing belongs to a person's account, not a page. Outpost connects each salesperson's own Facebook and works the queue as each of them, so one lot lists from several identities, which no official integration offers.
Every post waits for Accept all. A person is always the one who posts.
Three Marketplace listings from one lot, each posted from a different salesperson's own Facebook account through Outpost.
Outpost
Posted, and still up.
Marketplace is not post and forget. Zenith keeps checking that every listing is still live, and when one has dropped it queues a relist.
The relist waits for Accept all in Outpost, the same gate as a first post, so a person is always the one who posts.
A Marketplace listing Zenith keeps checking. When it drops, a relist is queued and an Outpost prompt asks a person to post it again.
Fifteen minutes, on your own inventory.
We push one of your cars out to every destination, then show you where it landed. No slide deck.