We turn DMS exports into an
action list you can trust.

Dealer Floss pulls your parts and sales data from the dealership management system, cleans it into a consistent shape, and runs practical math to recommend the next best moves—stock-ups, reorder candidates, pricing attention, and purge/return opportunities.

  • Clear, prioritized actions (not dashboards for the sake of dashboards)
  • Explainable signals: velocity, days supply, aging pressure, GP mix
  • Built from your real history—so decisions match reality

Four steps, repeatable results

Same cadence every day/week: ingest → normalize → calculate → decide.

1. Pull

Bring in exports

Inventory and sales history land in a clean schema—ready for consistent analysis.

2. Normalize

Standardize identity

Clean part numbers, handle supersessions, unify fields, reduce duplicates.

3. Calculate

Compute signals

Velocity, days supply, GP trends, aging pressure, reorder confidence.

4. Decide

Ship actions

Stock-up, reorder, price attention, purge/return—prioritized with reasons.

Make it visual

Sample charts (illustrative). The goal is clarity: see what changed and what to do next.

Example: Reorder confidence trend (8 weeks)
W1W3W5W7
Rising confidence → higher-priority reorder candidates.
Example: Cash tied up by age bucket
0–3031–6061–9091–180180+
Aging buckets make returns/markdowns and purge decisions obvious.

What we pull from your DMS

Inventory List

We pull your complete inventory. All parts you have loaded into your DMS, including PNCs and memos.

Sales History

We pull your complete sales history. We recommend three years of past data, which allow us to identify purchasing patterns.

Live Updates

We monitor your inventory and sales files live for changes. This includes new part numbers, updated PNCs, deletes, sales, and credits.

Reimbursements

We monitor monthly incentive reimbursements. This data overlays your sales data for the most accurate backend auditing tool available.

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