Autosoft DMS review
A cloud DMS bringing sales, inventory, service, parts, accounting, and CRM together.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Autosoft DMS brings dealership sales, inventory, service, parts, accounting, and customer management into a cloud-based system. It is positioned for low-to-mid-volume franchise dealerships and independent dealerships, with a fit for small and mid-market businesses. Teams can track vehicle inventory and market insights, manage sales workflows and customer records, and use CRM for customer lifecycle management. The system also includes service appointments, digital repair orders, technician time tracking, parts transactions, and integrated dealership accounting, making it relevant to dealerships seeking coverage across several operating areas in one DMS.
The breadth of its operating tools is a central consideration. Service functions include appointment scheduling and digital repair orders, while parts capabilities span inventory, scan and return lists, special orders, over-the-counter sales, and adding parts to repair orders. Vehicle inventory tracking includes market insights, and CRM addresses customer lifecycle management. The vendor lists 200 integrations, with examples including ProMax, AutoPoint, CARFAX, J.D. Power, vAuto, Xtime, Scanit, PartsEye, and OE Connect. That ecosystem may matter to dealerships evaluating how a DMS fits with existing automotive, finance, and service tools; buyers should confirm which connections fit their workflows.
Autosoft DMS uses a contact-sales pricing model, and prospective customers are directed to request a demo or contact sales rather than compare published plan tiers. That means buyers will need a sales conversation to assess cost and fit. The listed platform is web-based, with phone support. Its stated dealership focus is low-to-mid-volume operations, so dealerships outside that profile should weigh whether the scope matches their scale. Consider Autosoft DMS if you want a broad set of dealership functions alongside third-party connections; look elsewhere if published tier pricing or a stated fit for higher-volume operations is essential.
Autosoft DMS pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Connects vehicle inventory and sales workflows with customer records and CRM
- Covers service appointments, digital repair orders, and technician time tracking
- Includes parts management, dealership accounting, and 200 integrations
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires contacting sales rather than comparing published plans
- Its stated fit is low-to-mid-volume dealerships, not higher-volume operations
- Web platform only; phone is the listed support channel
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