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Competitive assortment
Compare dealer-authorized records with licensed market signals MIQ is authorized to use, so the dealership can see where nearby supply is crowded and where a different model, trim, or price point may fit demand better.
Market and operational intelligence
See what one dealership report leaves disconnected.
MIQ connects internal dealership performance with authorized market context so leaders can make better decisions about inventory, cash, capital, competition, and growth.
Strategic capability
See beyond one rooftop and one report.
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Group inventory balancing
View aging, demand, carrying cost, and location needs across a dealer group's authorized rooftops so transfers and ordering decisions support the group instead of one store in isolation.
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Capital allocation
Connect inventory age, reconditioning, pricing, turn, and carrying cost to rank the units and locations that need the next capital decision.
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Acquisition intelligence
Combine permitted market, inventory, pricing, and operating signals to identify dealerships that warrant closer commercial diligence and a better-informed valuation question.
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Operating economics
Five field notes on cash, variance, annual recovery, aging inventory, and completed work.
- Open Cash-in-transit is a quiet leakCash Flow & Funding VelocityPublished Apr 18, 2026
Cash-in-transit is a quiet leak
A funded deal is not finished until the cash lands. The operating question is which contracts crossed the store's aging line, why, and which gate would have prevented the repeat.
Dan Douville~800 words - Open Per-copy is the report. Variance is the story.F&I Revenue & CompliancePublished Apr 16, 2026
Per-copy is the report. Variance is the story.
A strong per-copy average can hide reserve compression, product-mix drift, cancellation pressure, and disclosure risk. The average says fine while the desk changes underneath it.
Bowen Schreyer~830 words - Open The annual dollars hide in the calendarFinancial Structure & OEM RecoveryPublished Apr 12, 2026
The annual dollars hide in the calendar
Operators watch the numbers that move daily. OEM recovery, lender readiness, program compliance, and documentation discipline move on annual calendars, and they deserve the same operating control.
Dan Douville~760 words - Open Floorplan interest is only the visible carryInventory & Market IntelligencePublished Apr 10, 2026
Floorplan interest is only the visible carry
Floorplan interest is visible. Depreciation, market-position drift, attention cost, and wholesale recovery spread also carry the unit, and they deserve the same review discipline as the interest line.
Dan Douville~690 words - Open Who audits the back end?Service & Warranty RecoveryPublished Apr 8, 2026
Who audits the back end?
Service and warranty performance can look acceptable in departmental averages while denial, sublet, labor-rate, and handoff leakage sit underneath them.
Bowen Schreyer~680 words
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Regulatory intelligence
Dated, source-labelled orientation that keeps enacted authority, proposed programme details, and dealer decisions separate.
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Decision tools
Build a bounded decision file, then prepare a dealer-controlled review packet.