Before launch
The agent is graded against dealership conversations before the agent reaches customers.
Dealer teams and agents share the same customer
context from first touch to signed deal.
Trusted by franchise dealer teams
A service-lane customer, an internet lead and a quiet owner with equity should not get the same conversation.
GRIP agents act from the buyer's position. Payment fit, trade context, service history and inventory shape the next message.
Each agent is tested against dealership conversation scenarios before the agent reaches customers.
Every prompt, rule and tool change is checked against prior behavior so a fix does not break a working path.
The agent is tested on ambiguous buyer replies, policy boundaries and handoff moments.
A good agent is not just a model. A good agent has tests, boundaries, monitoring and a clean path back to a person.
The agent is graded against dealership conversations before the agent reaches customers.
A monitor checks live conversations against approved sales behavior and policy.
The agent pauses or hands the thread to a person with the needed context attached.
No. A chatbot answers questions. A GRIP agent runs a sales conversation from buying power, deal state and store context.
An AI sales agent works buyer conversations, qualifies intent and moves the customer toward an appointment or handoff. GRIP's agent does this from buying power, equity and customer context.
GRIP grades the agent against dealership conversation scenarios and runs regression tests before the agent talks to customers.
The agent pauses, asks for help or sends the thread to a person with the needed context attached.
Consent, opt-out, quiet hours and handoff rules are part of the agent's operating boundaries.