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IndustriesAutomobile Dealers

WhatsApp Business API for automobile dealers

Sell the car. Then keep the customer for the next ten years of service.

A dealership’s revenue is as much service, insurance and repeat sales as the first purchase. Answer enquiries at once, book test drives, remind customers about service and renewals, and tell them the moment their vehicle is ready.

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Apex Motors
Business account
Can I book a test drive for the compact SUV?
Welcome to Apex Motors. Happy to arrange that. Which fuel type are you interested in?
  • Petrol
  • Diesel
  • Electric
Petrol
Which day and time suits you, and should we bring the car to your home or will you visit the showroom?
Sunday 11 am, showroom
Noted. A sales executive will confirm your Sunday slot shortly, and you will get a reminder that morning.

Sound familiar

Customers vanish after delivery, and service drifts to the garage next door

Enquiries from portals and ads sit waiting for a callback, and test drives are arranged by phone tag. After the sale, customers forget a service is due and take the car to a local garage.

Meanwhile the service desk spends its day answering “is my car ready?”, and insurance renewals lapse because nobody reminded the customer.

What changes

Six things that stop costing you time

Enquiries answered while the buyer is still looking

An immediate reply, a few qualifying questions and a briefed sales executive, whatever the hour.

Test drives booked in the chat

The buyer picks a day and place, your executive confirms, and a reminder goes out before the slot.

Service reminders that bring customers back

A message when a service is due, with a way to book, so work stays with your workshop.

“Is my car ready?” answered automatically

A message the moment a vehicle is ready for delivery or pickup, so the service desk stops fielding calls.

Insurance renewals that do not lapse

Renewal reminders to customers early enough to act, with an easy path to renew through you.

New models and offers to the right people

Launch and exchange offers to opted-in customers, segmented by what they drive and when they bought.

Automated enquiry handling

A buyer asks for a test drive at 7:25pm. By 7:27 the request is with a sales executive, ready to confirm.

The bot collects what an executive would ask: model, fuel type, preferred day and place. For service customers, it collects the vehicle and the need.

  • Book a test drive Collects model, fuel type, day and place, and passes it to sales to confirm.
  • Book a service Collects vehicle number, kilometres and preferred slot, and passes it to the service desk.
  • Is my vehicle ready? Takes a registration or job card number and returns the current status.
  • Request a quote Collects model, variant and exchange details, then routes it to sales.
  • Insurance renewal Collects the vehicle number and passes the renewal to your insurance team.
  • Talk to the dealership Hands over to a person with the conversation attached.

Prices, discounts and delivery dates are confirmed by your team. The bot collects and informs; it does not promise.

Built for how dealerships work

The parts specific to your trade

Service and renewals shape this business. These add-ons are built around that.

DMS and CRM integration

Job-card status, service due dates and renewals fire from your dealer management system, so messages go out without anyone typing. We connect through the API, priced on what your system needs.

Click-to-WhatsApp ad setup

A flow that your ads, portal listings and showroom posters open into, so every lead lands in a conversation that qualifies it. The ads themselves stay with your team or agency.

Additional bot flows

A separate journey for commercial vehicle buyers, used-car enquiries or accessories. Quoted on what each involves.

These sit outside the base plan and are priced on what they involve. See add-ons.

Example messages

What your customers would actually receive

Four messages a dealership typically starts with.

Test drive confirmed

Utility

Hi {{1}}, your test drive of the {{2}} is confirmed for {{3}} at {{4}}. Reply RESCHEDULE if you need a different time.

Vehicle ready

Utility

Hi {{1}}, your vehicle {{2}} is ready for collection at {{3}}. We are open until {{4}} today.

Service due

Utility

Hi {{1}}, the {{2}} service for vehicle {{3}} is due around {{4}}. Reply BOOK and we will find you a slot.

Exchange offer

Marketing

Hi {{1}}, we have an exchange offer on the {{2}} until {{3}}. Reply OFFER for the details.

Wording is illustrative. The category shown is what each message would normally be submitted under, and Meta makes the final decision — which is why we write and categorise yours with you.

Day to day

What a dealership hands to WhatsApp

The jobs below are the ones dealerships usually move over first, once the number is live.

Enquiries

Replies in seconds with qualifying questions answered.

Test drives

Requests collected and confirmed in the chat.

Service

Booking and due-date reminders that keep work in-house.

Vehicle ready

Alerts when a car is ready, so the desk takes fewer calls.

Renewals

Insurance reminders early enough to act.

Before you ask

Common questions

Can customers book a service on WhatsApp?

They can request one: the bot collects vehicle, kilometres and preferred slot and passes it to your service desk. Where you want it to book straight into your DMS, we connect it through the API.

Can service reminders come from our DMS?

Yes. Once connected, due dates and job-card events trigger the right messages automatically. Priced on what your system involves.

How do we get opt-in from existing customers?

At the time of sale and service: a checkbox on the form, or a QR code at the desk. We help you build opt-in into your existing process.

Does it work for two-wheeler and commercial vehicle dealers?

Yes. The flows differ, such as test rides, fleet enquiries or tonnage, but the platform and the approach are the same.

More general questions, including cost and verification, are on the FAQ page.