10:00 am, November 15, 2025
Percayso Vehicle Intelligence has signed a new partnership with Autofinity in a collaboration that bosses say will simplify dealers’ workloads.
The agreement will see Percayso’s cutting-edge market insights integrated into Autofinity’s platforms, including its flagship vehicle inventory management system, ViHUB.
It is hoped that the arrangement will allow dealers of all sizes to get the very latest granular data in order to make smarter stocking, pricing, and sales decisions.
It means that dealers using the Autofinity platform will now have direct access to Percayso data, which provides vehicle-specific valuations, market demand insights, comprehensive data coverage and full vehicle history all in one place.
The integration is designed to simplify dealers’ lives by putting all information in the same place – reducing the need for multiple systems.
Andy Whitehair, chief executive officer at Autofinity, said: ‘We were introduced to Percayso 12 months ago and are really excited to announce this strategic collaboration. Automotive retailers are typically data rich but time poor. Too many systems.
‘Our integration with Percayso is another vital step on our journey to create a single view of the truth where dealers can be alerted to operational tasks, with automated updates to all connected systems, and get an overview of what’s going on and where action is required.
‘The wealth of data from Percayso will improve the information available for pricing and stock management, leading to a positive impact on stock turn and, ultimately, profitability.’
Ian Lilley, head of partnerships at Percayso, added: ‘We see Autofinity as an ideal partner. They already provide the essential platform that retailer groups rely on for managing their inventory data.
‘Integrating our real-time valuations and market demand insights directly into their ecosystem means dealers can access whole-of-market information seamlessly, without having to switch systems.
‘It simplifies their workflow and elevates the quality of their decision-making.’
