Rooms
Built in order. When a room is ready, its card opens it. A pending room has no door yet — nothing fake, ever.
Michael “Mick” Knies
Mosaic Auto Group, Zumbrota MN. North Star Car Guy. His pages are live, his CRM workspace is built with every AI feature on, and his folders are shared — one open step remains on his side: accept the invites and sign in.
Open Mick's roomJames Todeff
Mosaic Auto Group, Zumbrota MN. Excellence Delivered. Both of his pages are live and his CRM workspace is built with every AI feature on — his open steps: accept the invites and sign in, and confirm his rooftop.
Open James's roomRob Hall
The Car Dude USA — operator at group level, and the pilot this system was designed around. His page and his app are live, his card capture is wired, and his room carries his console — his open items: a phone number for his workspace and his canonical-number call.
Open Rob's roomShared doors
The same for every room — the front door of the company, the way in for new reps, and the record of where this started.
LotLogix
The flagship site — the system every room runs on, and the demo the team shows dealers.
lotlogixos.comNew Rep Onboarding
One form that stands up a new sales rep's LotLogix station: workspace, page, card, inventory lane, and Marketplace engine.
Start onboardingMeeting Overview — Nov 10, 2026
The full write-up of the night the rooms were set up: what got built, what was decided, and what is still open.
Open the overviewProducts
Built from real rep operations, shipped to every room the same way.
Marketplace Setup
The system that turns a rep's share of store inventory into working Facebook Marketplace coverage: one listing template, a group plan for their market, prices synced from the lot feed, and a tracker the store can read. Built from Rob Hall's operation — 66 live listings, 24 units unlisted, most listings in zero groups — and now a standard product for every rep and dealership.
See how Marketplace Setup worksHow a room works
A rep completes the onboarding form. Their workspace, page, card, and folders are stood up from it.
The room is the rep's dashboard — the glance at everything they have, each with its real door, and an honest checklist of what is done and what is waiting.
Leads, follow-up, visits, and campaigns all run from the room's doors. Statuses in the room only ever say what is actually true.