LotLogix — Every lead. Every listing. Handled.
The LotLogix Showroom

See LotLogix in action.

Not mock-ups of features — working examples of the whole system, running on a real dealership group. Every example below uses Mosaic Auto Group of Zumbrota, Minnesota — three rooftops, 569 vehicles of live inventory — as the worked example, so you can judge the product on real metal instead of brochure copy.

Example · Dealer Website

The Dealership Site

What a dealership's LotLogix-powered website looks like: Mosaic Auto Group's homepage, built on LotLogix and fed by its real, live inventory — featured vehicles, all three rooftops, and the store's own AI assistant answering on the page.

Walk the dealer site →
Example · LotWalk

LotWalk — the Visit Report

A customer walks the lot with a salesperson. The walk is recorded with their OK, and LotWalk turns it into a Visit Report the customer actually opens — the vehicles, the fits, the honest watch-outs, the numbers. See the real sample report and how the rep's side works.

See LotWalk →
Example · Console

The Console — Dealership View

The ownership view: every lot walk across every rooftop in one read. Which salespeople are walking, which vehicles are pulling attention, and what customers are asking for — generalized reports only, never transcripts. The dashboard a GM desk actually runs on.

Open the console →
Program · Referrals

The Referral Program

Know a salesperson or a dealership that should be running LotLogix? Refer them, and when they come aboard, the credit is yours — tracked on your personal link and visible in your own console. How it works, in plain language.

How referrals work →
Why one real store? Software demos usually show you a tidy pretend dealership with twelve cars. LotLogix runs on a real group — three rooftops, three brands, hundreds of vehicles, salespeople who walk lots in Minnesota winters. If it works there, it works at your store. Mosaic Auto Group is the pilot store group for LotLogix, and its inventory here is the store's own live feed.