Every deal gets typed twice.
We're deleting the second time.
Handoff reads the contract of sale your DMS already prints, lifts the customer, vehicle and price out of it, and carries that deal through checklist, signing and reporting — without a single API call to Pentana or Auto-IT.
The gap isn't missing software — it's shallow integration
Pentana holds roughly 70% of the Australian DMS market, and the friction of integrating with it is now the subject of federal litigation (Titan DMS v Pentana). Existing deal-pack tools either aren't built for Australia or only ever get shallow, vendor-controlled access — duplicate entry survives even the "integrated" setups.
So Handoff asks for nothing. It reads what already comes out of the printer.
Reads the DMS. Owns the handoff. Competes with neither.
Four layers, one read-only relationship with the system that actually creates the compliant contract. Handoff never asks the DMS for write access — it reads a document the DMS already produces for printing.
Not the CRM
Doesn't try to own the prospect relationship or lead pipeline. That stays exactly where it already lives.
Not the DMS
Doesn't generate the contract, touch inventory or accounting. The DMS remains the compliant transaction of record.
Not the leaderboard
Doesn't replace KPI or commission reporting — it feeds them clean, already-verified deal data instead.
Signing that holds up
A signature only ever saves inside an active, authenticated session — never pre-staged, never a reusable image applied later.
- Passwordless for customersAn SMS one-time code tied to a single signing link — no password to create or forget.
- Australian Consumer LawCooling-off and warranty disclosures are embedded directly in the deal-pack templates.
- Privacy Act / APPsEncryption at rest and in transit, access logging, and a 7-year retention policy before scheduled deletion.
- Electronic Transactions ActEvery signature carries a timestamp, an authentication method and an immutable audit hash.