Online automotive solutions provider Quotevine (http://www.quotevineapp.com/) has signed its first clients – Kia Motors UK and Hyundai Motor UK.
Both companies have commenced trialling Quotevine Term Manager – a cloud-hosted software system that enables manufacturers to communicate their pricing terms to leasing companies in a more efficient, secure and auditable manner.
“It’s difficult to think of better start-up customers than Hyundai and Kia as they’re two of the fastest growing manufacturers supplying the fleet market,” says Quotevine CTO, Daniel Layne.
“Both grew their fleet sales by around 50 per cent last year at a time when the wider fleet market expanded by only four percent. Between them they now account for over 50,000 fleet sales per annum. So we are particularly pleased with the confidence both companies have shown by choosing us to assist them in this important aspect of their business.”
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