Syncron to Help Optimize Service Parts Inventory and Enhance Customer Experience Across Sophisticated Dealer Network

Ford Motor Company extends its relationship with Syncron to improve spare parts availability and fill rates leveraging Syncron Retail Inventory Management

Syncron announced that Ford Motor Company has extended its relationship with Syncron to streamline and optimize the service parts inventory for its network of more than 3,000 dealers in the United States.

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“In the competitive automotive manufacturing industry, having a streamlined and fully connected approach to aftermarket operations is imperative to success”

Syncron’s leading inventory intelligence and advanced optimization technology in use today, helps its clients be on track to advance their positive reputations even further by providing customers shorter repair wait times, a more seamless maintenance process, and best-in-class service experiences. The inventory management solution drives excellence across performance metrics, such as higher repair ratios, while reducing excess stock throughout its inventory distribution network.

Additional benefits of Syncron Retail Inventory Management:

  • Shifts dealers’ current parts planning to a more strategic, data-driven model that allows all involved parties to make better inventory decisions, faster.
  • A proven, tested, and scalable aftermarket service platform that enables rapid deployment throughout an extensive dealer network.
  • Improves dealer parts availability and fill rates to increase service throughput and customer satisfaction.

“In the competitive automotive manufacturing industry, having a streamlined and fully connected approach to aftermarket operations is imperative to success,” said Anneliese Schulz, chief sales officer, Syncron. “Syncron Inventory helps leading OEMs, like Ford, achieve greater visibility, intelligence, and control over the most complex inventory challenges so they’re able to retain customers’ trust and thus loyalty. We’re thrilled to continue our relationship with Ford.”

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