AutoScope
Merchandising and inventory intelligence — the product the automotive arm is built around.
Apex Intel · Automotive
The car business is where we proved it works.
AutoScope, Lane Watch, pricing, auction reads and reporting — all running in production, all built in-house, all against real inventory. Not a deck about what AI could do for a dealership.
In production
Five sandboxes, running now.
Each one started because a store needed it. Open them — they are live, not screenshots of a prototype.
Lane Watch
Lane-level market movement, watched continuously instead of pulled once a week.
Manheim read
Auction data read and reconciled against live inventory positions.
Pricing
Pricing scenarios modelled against real stock, not a spreadsheet of guesses.
Reporting
The weekly report that used to be rebuilt by hand, assembled from the record.
Built for you
Your rooftop
The sandbox we would build against your inventory, before you commit to anything.
Three kinds of store
What you get depends on what you are.
Co-op eligible, brand compliant.
- Certified OEM programs. Approved provider participation, including certified Kia digital advertising — so co-op eligible spend stays co-op eligible.
- Inventory visibility. Getting vehicle pages found by the shoppers actively looking for them.
- Paid search & retargeting. Campaigns tuned to cost per lead, not vanity clicks.
- Compliance-aware creative. Ad copy that survives the brand review instead of being pulled in week two.
OEM programs
OEM marks
The brands we run certified / co-op programs for, plus their marks. Worded as programs we participate in — never as endorsement.
Buy better, price better, get found.
- Lane Watch. Lane-level market movement, so you buy against what is actually moving.
- Pricing. Scenarios modelled against your real stock, not a national average.
- Dealership SEO. Organic built around real local demand, where you can out-rank on ground you own.
- Retention marketing. Marketing that keeps working after the sale — where the margin is.
One view across every rooftop.
- Multi-rooftop reporting. One report across every store, assembled from the record rather than rebuilt by hand each Monday.
- Cross-store inventory. Stock read across rooftops, so a unit sitting at one store is visible to the one that can sell it.
- Group-level spend. Budget allocated across stores on what is converting, not on what was agreed in January.
- Per-store accountability. Each rooftop's numbers stand on their own, so a strong store does not hide a weak one.
Proof
What stores say.
Dealer testimonial 1
Quote, name, title, store, city — and permission to publish.
Dealer testimonial 2
Quote, name, title, store, city — and permission to publish.
Dealer testimonial 3
Quote, name, title, store, city — and permission to publish.
Numbers
What changed.
Dealer result 1
Metric, before → after, timeframe, and which store.
Dealer result 2
Metric, before → after, timeframe, and which store.
Dealer result 3
Metric, before → after, timeframe, and which store.
Rooftop review
Tell us about the store.
We look at your inventory, your market and your current spend, then come back with what we would change first.
Not ready to fill in a form?
Tell miOS what the store is struggling with and it will route you to whoever owns it.