carsales integration for dealers
carassessments.com.au sends your stock to carsales from the stock card, with photos, price and description, and brings carsales enquiries back into your lead inbox. Change the price once and the listing follows.
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carsales activity in the app. Sample data.
What flows between them
- Stock feed to carsales from the stock card: specs, photos, price and description
- AI-written listing descriptions from the car’s details and photos, for you to edit
- Price changes and sold status pushed to the listing
- carsales enquiries landed in the unified lead inbox, attached to the car
- Lead source tracked, so carsales spend can be compared with the gross it produces
Why it matters in a yard
carsales is where most buyers start, so the listing needs to be right and up to date. Listing from the stock card means one set of photos and one price, and when a consignor approves a price drop the ad changes too. Enquiries come back to the same place as your website and Facebook leads, so nothing sits unread in a portal inbox.
carsales is a trademark of its owner. carassessments.com.au isn’t endorsed by or affiliated with carsales unless stated.
Questions dealers ask
Do I still need a carsales dealer account?
Yes. You keep your own carsales account and pay carsales directly. The app sends your stock to it and collects the enquiries.
Can I list consigned cars on carsales?
Yes. Consigned and owned cars list the same way, and consignors can see listing views and enquiries in their portal.
See it with a real car.
Leave your email. We’ll set up twenty minutes and run a real car through it, from first enquiry to settlement and the profit on the car.
Or see pricing. Moving from another system? We migrate you free.