Self-guided product demo

Walk through a dealership negotiation in your own time.

Use fictional data to see how Alignyx Drive turns an objection into a manager-reviewed next move, saved work, and follow-up. No appointment, email, subscription, or account access is required.

Step 1 of 4

01 · Customer objection

The customer asks for $45,500.

Customer moment: A fictional buyer still wants the NX7 Touring, but the latest reply pressures the salesperson to discount before the real blocker is clear.
What Drive shows: Drive separates the stated price objection from payment sensitivity, trade position, and the manager boundary.
Actual product behavior: In the paid workspace, the team enters approved deal facts manually. Drive organizes the context and marks anything that still needs review.

Buyer target$45,500

Fictional request

Current offer$47,250

Saved desk position

Primary riskDiscount drift

Concession pressure

Common questions

What this demo does and does not mean.

Is the demo connected to a real dealership?

No. This walkthrough uses fictional customers, vehicles, numbers, and outcomes. It is isolated from paid customer workspaces.

What does a paid dealership do first?

After verified payment, the administrator claims the account, completes guided setup, and creates manual deal workspaces.

Does Drive send customer messages?

No. Drive can organize a suggested response, but demo and product workflows keep customer-facing action under dealership human control.

Do integrations come with checkout?

No. The launch scope is manual entry and a paid negotiation workspace. CRM, DMS, lender, OEM, or other integrations require separate review.

After the demo

Start when the workflow makes sense for your store.

A paid dealership subscription opens account claim, guided setup, manual deal entry, saved negotiation strategy, and Stripe billing management after verified payment. Questions remain available for exceptions, but routine onboarding runs through the product.

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