One-click reposting
Places the ad again as a new ad, filling every field it knows from the copy taken at the last sync: title, formatted description, price, car details, options, Car-Pass link. If the live ad no longer matches the copy, it stops.
ArMoHub · Trade / For car dealers
Keeps a car dealer's online ads fresh, reposted on schedule, without the manual work.
“Do I really have to delete and re-place every car ad by hand again this week, just to stay at the top of the list?”
On the big classifieds sites, ads sink down the results within days. Dealers keep them visible by placing them again: re-typing title, price, description and dozens of car details, and uploading every photo again, for each car, every week.
ArMo Dealership keeps a copy of each ad and fills in a fresh one from it, with the dealer's own photos, at the times they set. The whole team shares one connection, and each person only gets the actions they're allowed.
Without it
With ArMo Dealership
Re-typing every field of every ad to repost it
One click, or a schedule, fills in the new ad from the stored copy
Re-uploading the photos for each repost
The dealer's photos are uploaded once and reused for every repost
Sharing the marketplace password across the team
One connection per dealership, made once; staff never see the password
No idea whether last night's repost worked
A run history, and an email per run with success or failure for each car, and who scheduled it
Making windscreen cards by hand in a word processor
An A4 info sheet with QR codes, generated from the ad
Changing the price means editing the live ad first
Change price, title or description in the app before the repost
Your team works in one app; the app does the repetitive work on the marketplace. Passwords stay with Google and the marketplace.
Places the ad again as a new ad, filling every field it knows from the copy taken at the last sync: title, formatted description, price, car details, options, Car-Pass link. If the live ad no longer matches the copy, it stops.
Up to 6 times a day, at least an hour apart, every day or every few days. A run never posts if the ad is no longer active, or if the person who set it up has lost the permission.
Every run is logged: time, car, live or practice, result, and who set it up. Each person chooses no email, one after every run, or a daily summary in the evening.
Change title, price, description, mileage, year, power and other fields for the next reposts. The live ad is untouched until then, and the safety check still compares against the real original.
A live repost only uses the photos uploaded in the app (up to 30 per car), so the new ad never gets lower-quality copies of the old images.
One marketplace connection per dealership, made through a live login window. Only people allowed to can reconnect it, and the right people are told by name and email when it expires.
A printable A4 PDF for each car, with key specs, price, the dealership's details and logo, and QR codes for the Car-Pass report and the ad. Two layouts: Modern and Classic.
Each dealership has an owner, employees and a seat limit. Each feature is switched on or off per person, from view only up to live posting and scheduling.
English, Dutch and French, chosen per person; their emails and notifications follow. On a phone, the menu becomes a slide-in drawer.
The raamkaart, fiche vitrine or windscreen card: generated from the same data as the ad, as an A4 PDF. Key specs, the price, your dealership's details and logo, and two QR codes, for the Car-Pass report and for the ad itself.
Each dealership is its own company with an owner and employees. The owner keeps the marketplace connection; every other tool is switched on per person. Emails go to each person in their own language.
No password login and no stored passwords for users: Google confirms each person's name and email address.
You type it into the real marketplace page, in a live window from a browser on the server. The app keeps only the resulting session, encrypted at rest.
The automation browser is blocked from reaching internal or private network addresses.
The server checks what each person may do on every action, not only on screen. Dealerships are kept apart from each other.
Photos are only served through signed links that expire after 6 hours.
No analytics or tracking scripts in the app. No AI either: it is rule-based browser automation, tested by 69 automated tests on permissions, isolation, uploads, schedules and reports.
The marketplace has none, so the app uses its website the way a person would. A change to those pages can break syncing or reposting until the app is updated.
The original ad isn't deleted automatically yet: after a live repost, someone deletes it by hand. The next scheduled run waits until they do, to avoid duplicates.
An edited description becomes plain text, and dropdown fields such as fuel type or gearbox can't be changed before a repost.
It works with one classifieds site today, and fills in ads from its Dutch-language form.
No stock, invoicing or CRM. It does one job: keeping your ads fresh.
Not meant for private sellers with one or two ads, or for dealers who don't sell through that marketplace.
ArMo Dealership is open to invited dealers. Tell us about your dealership, and we'll come back to you.
Car-Pass and Google are trademarks of their respective owners. ArMo Dealership is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any marketplace, Car-Pass or Google.