The company’s presentation focused on reducing software fragmentation by unifying CRM, inventory management, and deal structuring. A primary draw for attendees was the demonstration of Rick, an in-app AI assistant capable of processing natural language queries regarding leads and inventory. Beyond simple data retrieval, the tool is designed to automate administrative tasks such as creating up sheets and drafting follow-up communications, with upcoming updates slated to improve reporting and performance tracking.
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AutoRaptor Expands AI and Deal-Desk Capabilities Following NIADA Expo
At the 2026 National Independent Automobile Dealers Association Convention in Sarasota, AutoRaptor showcased a major platform expansion centered on its Rick AI assistant, integrated desking tools, and digital retail features, aiming to consolidate dealership operations into a single, cohesive interface.

AutoRaptor is simultaneously deepening its desking and payment penciling modules. The platform allows sales personnel to compare multiple deal scenarios side-by-side and transition from initial pricing to final closing without manual data reentry. This push extends to the firm's digital retail suite, which enables customers to handle trade-in valuations and pre-qualification online. By funneling all digital shopper activity directly into the dealership’s CRM, AutoRaptor intends to provide sales teams with immediate context when a lead arrives on the lot. According to CTO James Fung, the firm’s strategy prioritizes a modern, intuitive user experience that minimizes the need for disconnected third-party tools.
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