Customer and vehicle context
Use approved customer, vehicle and enquiry context when it is needed to understand and progress a conversation.
Dealership system integrations
Swifty connects inbound calls, outbound booking and webchat to the approved customer context, availability, appointments, follow up and outcome records required by each dealership journey.
Plain English definition
A Swifty integration connects a customer conversation to the minimum approved dealership data and actions needed to produce a reliable next step. Each system, field and booking journey is configured around the dealership.
Integration capabilities
Use approved customer, vehicle and enquiry context when it is needed to understand and progress a conversation.
Check configured availability and create a confirmed appointment, booking request or dealership follow up according to system access and rules.
Return useful results such as booked, follow up required, declined, no answer or opt out to the approved operational destination.
Use approved by the dealership data sources, eligibility rules, exclusions and suppression information for outbound journeys.
Create the appropriate callback, task or live handoff when an automated journey requires dealership ownership.
Connect conversation records and outcomes so authorised teams can review demand, activity and next actions.
Integration approach
Agree the customer journey, source system, required action and dealership owner before discussing technical access.
Document the minimum fields, permissions, source of truth rules and permitted write back behaviour.
Validate representative success, exception, unavailable system and human handoff cases before release.
Keep failures, exceptions and ownership visible so the integration can be reviewed without losing customer opportunities.
A logo does not explain whether a connection can read availability, create an appointment, update a customer record, preserve an opt out or recover safely when a system is unavailable. Swifty therefore defines integrations around the actual dealership journey and publishes named compatibility only when it can be verified.
Swifty should not invent availability or present an appointment as confirmed when the connected system has not accepted it. The configured fallback may capture a request, record the unresolved outcome, offer another approved route or assign human follow up.
Frequently asked
Integration scope is confirmed during discovery because system access, available APIs, dealership configuration and required outcomes vary. Swifty will publish named integrations only when the connection and public claim have been verified.
No. Swifty is designed to connect customer conversations to the dealership systems and workflows that remain the approved source of truth.
Where approved access and a suitable interface exist, Swifty can support configured appointment, request, outcome or follow up updates. The exact authority and fallback are agreed for each journey.
The implementation should define a safe fallback, such as creating a request, recording the unresolved outcome or assigning human follow up, rather than presenting an unverified confirmation.
Some journeys may begin with an approved import or operational handoff while a deeper connection is assessed. Audience approval, data scope, suppression and outcome ownership still need to be explicit.
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