Integrations

Plugs into the stack you already run.

Pavedeck is a layer, not a platform replacement. We read inventory from where it lives. We push enhanced content back into the same systems. Nothing in your existing stack changes — the content flowing through it just gets dramatically better.

Reading from your inventory

However your VINs live today, we can read them.

The independent used car dealer software market is fragmented across a dozen inventory management systems. Pavedeck supports the major ones natively and falls back to CSV / website-scraping for the rest.

  • HomeNet (Cox Automotive)
    Native API integration. Inventory pulled in real time. Most franchise dealers and many independents use HomeNet — this is our primary path.
    Native
  • vAuto (Cox Automotive)
    Native API integration. Read-only — Pavedeck pulls inventory data, vAuto's pricing and stocking workflows stay untouched.
    Native
  • DealerCenter
    Native integration. The most common DMS+IMS combo for independent used car dealers under 100 vehicles.
    Native
  • Frazer
    Native integration. Long-standing favorite of small independent dealers; we read directly from the inventory module.
    Native
  • AutoManager
    Native integration. Common among small-to-mid independents.
    Native
  • Max Digital (FirstLook)
    Read-only API integration. Pavedeck pulls inventory; Max Digital's other features stay in place.
    Native
  • Dealerslink
    Read-only API integration. Pavedeck pulls inventory data without disrupting your existing Dealerslink workflows.
    Native
  • VinCue
    Native API integration. Independent alternative to vAuto with a growing footprint among modern dealers.
    Native
  • Other IMS / custom systems
    CSV upload (manual or scheduled), or scrape from your dealer website. Slower but works for any setup. Native integration coming if there's customer demand.
    Fallback
Pushing enhanced content back

Where the better content goes.

Once Pavedeck has produced enhanced photos, sharper VDPs, and pricing recommendations, the content flows back into the systems your customers actually see. We don't bypass your syndicator. We don't replace your website CMS. We hand off better content to the channels you already use.

  • Your dealer website
    Dealer.com, DealerOn, fusionZONE, custom WordPress, Shopify-based — Pavedeck pushes enhanced VDPs and photos via API or webhook into your site's inventory data layer.
    Push
  • Your inventory management system
    Updated photos, VDP copy, and pricing flags push back into HomeNet / vAuto / DealerCenter so your existing syndication workflows pick them up automatically.
    Push
  • AutoTrader
    Reached via your existing syndication setup. We don't replace your AutoTrader feed — we hand your syndicator better photos and VDP copy.
    Indirect
  • Cars.com
    Same as AutoTrader: reached via your existing syndicator with enhanced content flowing through.
    Indirect
  • CarGurus
    Same: indirect via your syndicator. CarGurus IMV pricing data is one of our pricing intelligence inputs.
    Indirect
  • Facebook Marketplace
    Pavedeck generates Facebook-specific VDP copy variants; Meta's commerce APIs and your existing Facebook integration handle the post.
    Indirect
Pricing data sources

Licensed data, not scraped.

Pavedeck's pricing intelligence is built on commercially licensed market data. This matters for legal defensibility and because your used car manager has to defend pricing decisions to ownership.

  • MarketCheck
    Live US used vehicle market feed covering ~90% of dealer inventory. Primary source for competitive comps.
    Licensed
  • Black Book
    Industry-standard wholesale and retail valuations. Our trade-in benchmark and condition-adjusted pricing input.
    Licensed
  • Kelley Blue Book
    Consumer-facing valuation data. We surface KBB ranges in pricing recommendations because that's what customers cite.
    Licensed
Don't see your stack?

If your DMS, IMS, or website provider isn't listed, the fallback paths still cover you. CSV upload, website scraping, or manual API setup can usually get Pavedeck running on your inventory in under an hour.