FLEET Procure has renewed its Stock Manager platform agreement with Alphabet (GB) for a further two years.
It follows a successful first year of using the Stock Manager portal for managing commit-to-purchase (CTP) vehicles. Fleet Procure says that in excess of 5,000 vehicles were sold into the Alphabet partner channel using the platform.
The Stock Manager portal was launched in 2023 as a standalone feature of the procurement system, and was designed to provide leasing companies with real-time overview of stock and tactical campaigns previously unavailable in the market.
“Being the first truly ‘live’ stock management system, Stock Manager’s USP has been its order and delivery management system, enabling users to see the full vehicle delivery journey.”
Lee added: “This ensured that order cancellations were captured in real-time without the need for human intervention and then automatically reloaded onto the system. On older style procurement systems, cancelled stock could be ‘lost’ from the platform for weeks. ”
Lee added that other key features making Stock Manager such a crucial tool for fleet and leasing providers was the high-level reporting functionality and the ‘expected sell-out date’ tracker.
Fleet Procure is the procurement partner at the forthcoming FN50 2025.
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Ralph Morton is the leading journalist in the leasing broker sector and editor of Broker News, the website which provides information and news for BVRLA-registered leasing brokers. He also writes extensively on the fleet and leasing market in both the UK and Europe.
