You can't be with two customers at once.

Your deals live in one shared memory, not a side bot. While you're on a test drive, coverage works from that same memory. When you're free, everything hands back with a summary.

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Customer

Hi, is the grey one still available?

Customer

Could I swing by after work today to see it?

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Flip the switch

One shift with Merto on.

  1. Start of shift

    You know where to start

    A text digest shows which deals need you first, what happened overnight, and what Merto already handled.

  2. With a customer

    Your other deals keep moving

    Questions get answered in your voice, times get confirmed, quiet deals get a nudge. When you're free, each thread hands back with a summary.

  3. After the handshake

    Thirty seconds, then you're done

    One tap and Merto calls you, asks only the real gaps, briefs F&I, and lines up delivery follow-up. No forms.

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Your deals stay yours.

Merto never reassigns. Coverage hands the deal back to you, every touch credits you, and any handoff needs a manager.

One saved deal pays real money.

Commission averages $400-500 a car. One deal a month saved by coverage is thousands a year you'd otherwise lose while busy doing your job.

It sounds like you.

Your tone and your name. You can read everything, take over any thread with a tap, and nothing goes out that misrepresents you.

Zero admin.

No fields to fill. A thirty-second voice note after a customer moment is the most it asks, and it acts on that note.

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It also stops deal-stealing games.

If someone tries to write up your customer under a spouse's name or a different number, Merto surfaces your existing deal instead of forking a copy. Co-buyers and shared phones are handled from day one.

Early access

Want Merto on your floor?

Merto comes through your dealership. Leave your email and we'll tell you when we're near, or ask your GM to book a walkthrough.
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