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Hold the Send makes LotBeacon, a checked reply desk for dealership sales reps and BDC agents. When a shopper asks for an out-the-door price or a payment, the rep pastes the conversation and the confirmed facts from the store. LotBeacon drafts a reply and flags unsupported prices, discounts or promises. The rep can see why a draft was held, check with a manager and decide what to send. Reps copy the reviewed reply into their existing messaging tool. A person presses Send. The desk can check the information a rep supplies. Reps follow their store’s rules for approved tools and customer data. Nathan Platter founded Hold the Send. Individual reps can buy a Solo seat, and stores can book a 15-minute check using recent leads. The website includes current plan prices, a feature comparison and a click-through demo using fictional shoppers.
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