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Companion lives inside Autopilot and is designed for questions that start with the way dealership teams actually speak: How is the month going? Which of my deals are cold? Why can’t this vehicle move to delivered? What did we sell last week? Where is the approval setting?

It remembers the conversation, so a follow-up can build on what was already discussed. Move from a broad question to a specific deal, customer, person, period, or setting without starting again each time.

Companion looks in the part of Autopilot that can answer the question—whether that is a deal, customer history, the sales log, targets, performance, or dealership settings.

That keeps answers grounded in the right numbers. When two reports measure different things, Companion explains the difference instead of presenting a confident but misleading total.

The same access rules that protect deals, customer details, financials, targets, team information, and settings across Autopilot also apply in Companion.

A salesperson and a manager may get different levels of detail from the same question. Companion never becomes a shortcut around the permissions your dealership has set.

Companion can link straight to the relevant deal, customer, report, or setting. When a deal is stuck, it explains what is missing and where the team should go next.

If more than one record could match, it asks you to choose. If the answer is not available, it says so instead of filling the gap with a guess.

Companion can find, compare, explain, summarise, and link, but it cannot change a deal, edit a setting, send a message, approve a write-up, or move a vehicle on your behalf.

It saves the time spent searching and working out what happened, while keeping every important dealership decision in the hands of the person responsible for it.