Your first 30 minutes
This is the shortest honest path from signing up to having something real in the system. Do it once, with a genuine enquiry rather than a test one — the fastest way to distrust a new system is to fill it with rubbish on day one.
How it works
- 01
Set up your dealership
Sign up with your work email, confirm the one-time code, and give the business a name, a country and a currency. Vorniqe is an automotive product, so there is no industry to choose — your pipeline stages and vocabulary are already those of a dealership.
- 02
Add the people who sell
Settings → Users. Each person gets a role, and the role is what decides what they can see and do. Start with the roles as they come; changing them later is easy and changing them early is guesswork.
- 03
Put your cars in
Settings → Vehicles. Add the models you sell, then the physical cars you actually have, each with its VIN and stock number. This takes the longest and is worth doing properly — nearly everything else reads from it.
- 04
Capture one real enquiry
Take the next person who walks in. Record who they are, what they are after, and which car interests them. Assign an owner: an enquiry nobody owns is an enquiry nobody chases.
- 05
Record what actually happened
When they drive the car, record the drive. When they leave a deposit, record the reservation. Watch the stage move on its own — that is the system working, and it is the moment it starts being worth using.
Worth knowing
Do not import your whole history on day one. One real enquiry, followed properly to the end, teaches the team more than five thousand imported rows.
Your dealership lives at its own address. That boundary is enforced on the server for every request, not just in the interface.