Does it replace Salesforce?

No. Salesforce is still your CRM. digamotor is the one who answers the phone and leaves the lead inside it.

Does it respect my fields and my stages?

Yes. It writes into the fields you already have and places the lead in the stage it belongs to.

Does it alert the assigned salesperson?

Yes. It creates the task or the alert under your assignment rule, with the conversation already summarised.

Can it create duplicate leads?

It checks whether the number already exists before creating anything. If it does, it updates instead of duplicating.

And if I change CRM one day?

You connect the new one and digamotor carries on the same. The CRM is replaceable; the phone is not.

Salesforce, now on the phone too

It leaves every lead qualified in the pipeline, with model, budget and timing. heydiga answers the calls and the WhatsApp messages Salesforce does not pick up, and writes into Salesforce before hanging up.

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The pipeline is immaculate; the first call is not

Salesforce organises everything that comes in. The problem is what never gets in: the lead who calls on a Saturday and hangs up because nobody picks up.

Today

The salesperson is with a customer and a sales call comes in. The number is noted down to be returned tomorrow.
Every salesperson notes down what they see fit. Two leads from the same day arrive with different information.
A lead with no answer within five minutes is already calling another dealership.

With digamotor

It handles it now, asks model, budget and timing, and creates the lead in Salesforce.
It always takes the same fields and leaves them in the same place in the pipeline.
It answers on the first ring and alerts the assigned salesperson with what was discussed.

What it reads and what it writes

The connection runs both ways: digamotor checks Salesforce before promising anything and writes into Salesforce as soon as it hangs up.

Reads from Salesforce

Whether the caller is already a contact or an open opportunity.
The pipeline stage and the assigned salesperson.
The history of previous conversations.
Live campaigns and models.

Writes into Salesforce

A new lead with model, budget and timing.
An update to the opportunity and its stage.
A task or alert for the assigned salesperson.
The transcript and a summary of the call.

Fifteen minutes and it is done

Nothing to install, no technical help and no touching the flows or the fields you already have set up.

You authorise access

From the Salesforce account itself, with a permission you can revoke whenever you like.

digamotor reads the pipeline

Stages, fields, owners and assignment rules. Nothing has to be loaded by hand.

You divert the phone

And every sales call enters the same pipeline as always, already qualified.

If you have Salesforce, you have this

Every trade has its own casuistry, with its own day, its own integrations and its own questions.

Independent multi-brand garages

Bookings, quotes and vehicle status all come in on the same number.

It tells the three apart and handles each one its own way.

Franchised dealerships

Sales and aftersales share a switchboard, and the sales lead is lost between appointments.

It separates the sales lead from the workshop booking and routes it to the right team.

Body and paint shops

Almost everything goes through an assessment and an insurer: long calls with a lot to write down.

It takes registration, claim, insurer and assessor without getting them wrong.

Tyres and fast-fit maintenance

High volume and low ticket: what matters is giving them a slot today.

It answers fast and fits the booking into the first free slot.

Motorcycle dealers and workshops

A sharply seasonal trade and customers who ask a lot before committing.

It absorbs the spring peak and answers on models, lead times and prices.

Vehicle rental and fleets

Availability and incidents that arrive outside office hours.

It always answers, settles the incident or escalates it to whoever is on call.

What changes in a dealership with Salesforce

The same pipeline as always, with the first call answered.

5 min

After five minutes without an answer, a lead goes cold and calls somewhere else.

100%

Leads that reach the team with budget, timing and reason already asked.

100%

Calls that leave a transcript, a reason for hanging up and a duration.

Sales leads come in at night and at the weekend. Now every one is captured and the salesperson calls with the details ready.

Official dealership · Madrid

It separates aftersales from sales from the very first sentence. Every call ends up where it should.

Official dealership · Munich

What not answering costs you

The calls you miss and the ones that interrupt your work both have a price. Find out how much you could save with digamotor.

Rough figures for a garage:

500 calls a month, 2 min each on average.
€280 average spend per customer.

Calls a month500

Average spend per customer€280

Calls that go unanswered today30 %

Money lost every month

€16,800

€201,600 a year

150

unanswered calls a month

customers who were going to book

Fixed with Diga Pro, from 279 €/month.
You are losing 60 times what it costs.

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What everyone on Salesforce asks

The five questions of someone whose CRM is already set up and who has no plans to touch it.

Connect it this afternoon

Fifteen minutes to connect it and it is answering tonight. If it does not convince you, it disconnects just as fast.

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It gets on with more things

If the dealership uses another CRM, it works too.

Quiter

Checks the workshop's workload, books into a real slot and reads the vehicle's history.

Nextlane

Recognises the customer by registration, answers on the status of their job and books aftersales.

HubSpot

Creates and updates the contact with everything discussed on the call.

Pipedrive

Pushes the lead to the right stage and alerts the assigned salesperson.