BHPH isn't a bolt-on module in DMS Agent, it's a core focus. The dealers who carry their own notes need the deal, the account, and collections to live in one system, because in a BHPH store they are one thing: the note you wrote is the account you service is the call you make when it slips.
BHPH deals are desked with payment schedules solved to the cent. There is no rounding drift between what you quoted and what the account collects. Guardrails your managers set (down, term, rate, LTV) shape every structure, and the agent works inside them: tell it the customer's number and it comes back with structures that hit it, or tells you plainly why nothing does.
When accounts slip, the worklist ranks them. The first call of the morning is the one that matters most, not the first row in a spreadsheet. Contact attempts are logged as you work, "save and next" keeps the queue moving, and the agent drafts the outreach so your collector talks to people instead of typing notes.
The agent has direct, governed access to your accounts. It answers from the real ledger, proposes restructures, and ranks the work. Anything that would change a record waits for your confirmation, and your store's data is isolated to your store.
DMS Agent serves Florida dealerships today on a flat monthly subscription with no long-term contract and no per-seat fees. Dealers in other states can join the waitlist.
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