Know what’s on your lot.
Search stock numbers and VINs, keep private vehicle photos, and bring title details, odometer readings, and costs into one inventory record. Saved views help you return to the records you need.
Railet homeA clearer place
A clearer place
for dealership work.
Railet connects the records behind a deal: the vehicle, the customer, and the draft. Explore what the development build does today.
Keep the customer connected.
Reuse a shared customer profile across buyers, co-buyers, and draft deals. Update authoritative details in their record instead of entering the same information again.
Bring the draft together.
Link the vehicle and customer, itemize draft amounts, and record trade details and financing proposals. Review the draft and its saved history before taking the next step.
See where
we’re starting.
This is a working development project. Here’s what you can explore now, and what still needs to be built and reviewed.
In the development build
- Inventory, private photos, and vehicle details
- Shared customer records and draft deals
- Trade records and draft financing proposals
- Filters, saved views, and change history
- Private supporting PDFs in synthetic development
Still ahead
- Reviewed forms and finalized deal snapshots
- Reviewed lending calculations and BHPH servicing
- Live payment and signing integrations
- MFA, security hardening, and recovery verification
- Production acceptance with dealership staff
Draft amounts are estimates. Uploads are not malware-scanned or verified. Real customer data and live transactions must wait for the required review.
Can I use Railet at my dealership today?
The current build is for synthetic development and evaluation. Contracts, lending calculations, BHPH servicing, live payments, and electronic signing remain unfinished. Use invented records only. Public source availability is not production acceptance or proof of regulatory compliance.
What kind of feedback helps?
Describe a specific task, where the work gets confusing, and what a clearer workflow would look like. Use synthetic examples. Keep customer records, contracts, credentials, and private screenshots out of public posts.
Will there be a hosted version?
Managed hosting and paid services are part of the plan. There’s no production service, launch date, or pricing commitment yet. You can follow development and share your needs in GitHub Discussions.