Automotive & Mobility

You know the vehicle, its history and its contract. Who sits in it, and when they buy the next one, is known by the dealer network.

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A data model for vehicle, owner and contract

The record is cut so that subscription, leasing and sharing are carried from the start. Use and ownership are two properties of the same record.

answered in Plan

02

Dealer and workshop data on one customer

What sits in separate systems today is joined into one customer picture, including the history that aftersales depends on.

answered in Build

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Campaign leads with feedback from the network

Leads are tracked through the dealer network and reported back. You see what became of a campaign, and not only what it cost.

answered in Operate

04

Aftersales that comes before the call

An agent tracks service intervals and contract ends and gets in touch before the customer does.

answered in Automate
your tailored solution

How we get from a first conversation to a plan that is yours.

It starts with a conversation, and none of it is technical: what you sell, who decides on it, where the week goes. Then we look at how the work runs in your field.

Dealers, workshops and fleet partners sit between you and the driver. You see the vehicle, rarely the person, and you miss the moment a change is due.

Aftersales is your steady earner and is run purely operationally. Maintenance, parts and warranty live somewhere other than the sales picture, and nobody reads the two together.

Subscription, leasing and sharing need to know how a vehicle is used. Most systems were built around ownership, so every new model turns into a project.

From there it gets concrete. NATIVE scores where you stand across six dimensions, and the weakest one decides what gets built first: one phase of the Agentic Growth Stack, with a scope, a result and a date.

If this is you

If you relate, then a workshop is where to start.

  1. Dealer and workshop data never come together into one customer picture.
  2. Aftersales demand only becomes visible when the customer calls.
  3. Vehicle, owner and contract hang in separate systems.
  4. Subscription and leasing models do not fit the existing data model.
  5. Campaign leads trickle away in the dealer network with no feedback.
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Agent demo

This could be your agent.

An agent built for automotive and mobility, running a case your team knows well. Whether you need to know the person behind a vehicle whose lease is ending, what the dealer has done, or the next offer prepared with the dealer rather than around them; the agent puts all of that together. This is an example, not a finished product. It shows the shape of the agent we build with you: your process, your data, one task that costs you time today, handled automatically from then on.

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The four phases that drive every project.

Plan, Build, Operate, Automate. NATIVE scores where you stand today and points at the one to start in.

Plan

agent-ready · Vision → Roadmap

The target picture, the business case and the order of the build, agreed with the people who will have to work with it.

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Build

AI-engineered · Chaos → Structure

The platform itself: CRM, the custom software around it and the data flows that keep the two saying the same thing.

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Operate

AI-driven · Adoption → Performance

Rollout, training and security carried far enough that your team reaches for the platform without being asked.

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Automate

autonomous · Manual → Autonomous

The recurring work handed to agents, with rules for who may do what and a log that proves it happened.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions: Automotive & Mobility

Who owns the customer data in a dealer model?

That is a contractual and data protection question first, a technical one second. Before building, we settle which data sits with whom on which legal basis, and the platform follows that.

Can vehicle data be included?

Where you are allowed to access it and the owner has consented, yes. Usage data makes aftersales predictive, but it is demanding in data protection terms and needs governance.

How do we get feedback from the dealer network?

Through a portal that gives the dealer something: qualified leads, status, documents. Those who receive something report back. Obligation alone, in our experience, never achieved that.

How does a project like this begin?

With data ownership. Only once it is clear who may see and store what does the target picture behind it hold. Both come together in four to eight weeks.

Let’s work together

The first step towards an agent-native company.

In the NATIVE Assessment we develop a clear target picture and a business case that holds up, in four to eight weeks. Fixed price, no open-ended day rates.

David Schuh, CEO of Thorit
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