Daily tracking, on a schedule you control
What happens from the day you authorize a store to every day after. Every rooftop is read daily by default; timing and on-demand checks are set per store.
What happens when
Day one
Written authorization for each domain. Inventory is read the same day. Site health within a day.
Week one
Security and search checks complete. Trends become useful. The first weekly summary lands.
Month one
Inventory movement signals switch on after 28 days of history for each store.
Every day after
Every rooftop read daily, quietly. It speaks when something changes.
Stores that share one website are handled; each rooftop is its own page with its own checks.
What the weekly summary looks like
The weekly email for one store of the sample group. The grade and market-ready percent, this week's inventory, campaigns, urgent and fix-soon issues, security, and search, each with a link into the dashboard.
What DealerSentinel never does
- It never calls a departure a sale. A vehicle leaving the website is not a sale, and every surface says so.
- It never holds customer data. Not one name, phone, or email. Public inventory and public pages only.
- It never reads a competitor's site. Your rooftops, with your written authorization, nothing else.
- It never changes your website. Every finding is a proposal a person acts on.
- It never says a site is secure. It says what is open, from outside.