A boat is a decision two people make together, over weeks, with a quote sitting in an inbox the whole time -- and plenty of time to walk it down the marina to your competitor. Revokra sends the offer with a link that actually expires, and shows you exactly which package, trade-in number, or financing term they keep coming back to.
A boat show deal is only special if it actually ends when the show does. Instead it gets forwarded to a brother-in-law who knows a guy, printed out and carried into the dealership down the water, and used to negotiate a number you never actually offered. Revokra flips that: every quote link expires on the schedule you set, and you can shut it off the moment the unit sells to someone else.
Set a countdown on any boat show special or end-of-season clearance -- when it expires, it's gone. No coming back in September for the same number.
See exactly which part of the offer they lingered on -- the base package, the trailer, the trade-in value, the financing terms. That's the follow-up call you make, not a guess.
White-labeled with your dealership's name and logo. Add a password, require a signature to lock in a deal, and revoke access the moment you need to.
Base package, trailer, trade-in value, financing terms -- whatever the deal needs.
End of the show, end of the season, end of the day -- whenever the number stops being real.
Send the link to both decision-makers. Watch when they open it and what they linger on. Follow up on the exact thing holding them back.
Yes. Set any expiration date and time -- the last day of the show, end of the season, or a fixed countdown. Once it passes, the link stops working automatically.
Yes. Build a single offer covering the base package, trailer, trade-in value, and financing terms, and see which specific part a buyer keeps coming back to.
Yes, send the same link to both decision-makers. You'll see engagement from each open, so you know if only one side has actually looked at it yet.
Yes, e-signature is built in. You can require a signature before a deal is considered accepted, and the signed document is available for your records afterward.