Find Borrowers Who
Skip With Location History
and Forecasting

Every buy here pay here dealer knows how it goes. A borrower moves, changes their phone number, and stops answering. The home and work addresses on the application go cold, and the car goes with them.

Skips are part of the business, but losing track of a financed vehicle doesn’t have to be. Our hardwired GPS tracker for BHPH dealers builds a record of where each car actually goes, so a new address or a disconnected number doesn’t leave you starting from zero.

Every Stop and Start, On the Record

Our hardwired tracker updates every time the vehicle stops and every time it starts. Because it’s wired into the car, it stays powered and keeps reporting without anyone needing to charge or swap a battery. When you need to know where a car is right now, you can also locate on demand from the platform. No waiting on the next scheduled update.

From day one, that means you can confirm the places your customer already verified on their application, like:

  • Their home address
  • Their place of work
  • The other regular stops that make up their routine

When the Borrower Moves or Changes Their Number

Sooner or later, some borrowers will move without telling you or change their number. That’s when most dealers end up calling references, driving past old addresses, and hoping for a lucky break. With GPS and Track, the vehicle’s location history is already in place. Every stop and start the tracker has logged since the sale stays on record, so you can see where the car has been spending its time, even after the contact info on file stops working. Instead of chasing a phone number that no longer rings, you’re working from where the vehicle actually goes.

Location history tells you where a car has been. The forecasting report takes it a step further and shows where the vehicle is most likely to be at any given time of day. That turns a recovery from a guessing game into a plan.

With the forecast in hand, you can:

  • Send your recovery team to the right place at the right hour
  • Cut down on wasted trips to addresses the car rarely visits
  • Time your outreach around the borrower’s real routine