A Provena give back for automotive software

A free hour of go to market consulting for automotive SaaS.

Bring your product. We will map the dealership problem it solves, the buyer who owns that problem and the clearest route into the market.

See what we will map

One hour. No fee. For revenue generating software and technology companies that sell into dealerships.

Dealer account decision map

One product can face several buying paths.

The daily user may sit at one rooftop while budget, standards and approval sit across a dealer group.

Rooftop decision

Local workflow, team adoption and accountable budget.

Group decision

Shared systems, several rooftops and wider approval.

Your product

The dealer problem it changes

Rooftop path

Operating buyer

Owns the dealership workflow your product changes each day.

Rooftop path

Budget owner

Decides whether the commercial case deserves investment.

Decision check

Internal blocker

Tests risk, integration, adoption and operational change.

Group path

Group influence

Shapes standards across several rooftops and functions.

The useful first question is not only who wants the product. It is which path owns the decision for this problem and this dealer structure.

Dealer market evidence

Real outcomes, kept separate and inspectable.

Provena has collected dealer role patterns, rooftop and group signals, category splits, title variations and buying evidence through real automotive go to market work. The free hour uses those patterns to sharpen a decision about your own product and market.

Published result

AI Automotive Summit

25

booked calls · $50K new revenue

Period: By day 30

Audience: Automotive technology vendors and dealer groups

Definition: The public record reports 25 booked calls and 50,000 dollars in new revenue. The stated 10,000 to 40,000 dollar deal range is context and is not a reconstruction of the revenue total.

The result combines call and revenue outcomes from one event campaign and should not be treated as a general event benchmark.

The public record does not include the contacted account denominator, attendance rate, raw contracts or a control group.

Inspect proof

Published result

VettX

32

qualified leads in 15 days

Period: 15 day reported campaign window

Audience: Dealership decision makers responsible for used vehicle acquisition

Definition: The public record calls the 32 outcomes qualified leads. It does not publish a universal qualification rubric or downstream revenue for this engagement.

This was an observational client engagement with no control group, so the record does not establish what would have happened without the campaign.

The public download does not include raw replies, CRM records, a contacted account denominator or later stage revenue.

Inspect proof

Published result

SellMyRide

38

booked meetings in 44 days

Period: First 44 days

Audience: Dealer principals and used car acquisition managers

Definition: The reported outcome is 38 booked dealer meetings. The public record does not publish a universal meeting qualification rubric or an attendance rate.

The reported 1.4 million dollars is attributed pipeline, not independently audited revenue, and pipeline should not be read as cash collected.

The public download does not expose campaign level messages, account denominators, reply logs or a control group.

Inspect proof

Published result

Ribit

24

leads in 30 days

Period: First 30 days

Audience: Automotive buyers

Definition: The narrative reports 24 to 25 qualified leads. The machine readable dataset uses 24 as the conservative exact headline value and does not infer the upper bound.

The public record does not publish the qualification rubric, contacted account denominator or later sales conversion.

The engagement had no published control group, so it cannot establish a counterfactual or universal weekly run rate.

Inspect proof

Each result belongs to one engagement and one measurement window. It is evidence of experience, not a forecast for another company.

The working session

One hour focused on the decisions that shape your route into dealerships.

  1. 01

    Product and problem map

    Clarify the dealership workflow your product changes and the commercial problem it solves.

  2. 02

    Dealer buying map

    Identify the operating buyer, budget owner, internal blocker and group influence around the decision.

  3. 03

    Positioning and evidence

    Tighten the outcome language and identify the proof a dealership buyer will need before moving.

  4. 04

    First route to market

    Choose the dealer segment, buyer role, message angle and first market test that fit the current product stage.

Who the hour is for

A working session for teams already in the market.

  • Your automotive software product is live
  • Your company is already generating revenue
  • You have a dealership buyer or segment in mind
  • Someone on your team can own the next commercial test

What to bring

Bring the product. Bring the honest version of where it is today.

Bring your current positioning, the dealership segment you believe fits, the value of one closed account, any proof you can share and what you have already tried.

Not designed for

  • A product idea with no testable workflow yet
  • A dealership seeking consumer leads
  • A request for a full execution plan with no internal owner

What you leave with

A clearer buyer, a clearer position and a practical first move.

The session ends with a focused working strategy around the dealership problem, the people involved in the decision, the evidence gap that matters most and the next market test worth running.

  • A defined dealership problem
  • The roles around the buying decision
  • The evidence gap that matters most
  • A practical first market test

Why Provena is offering the hour

We built the learning through real dealer market work. Now we are opening part of it up.

Provena has spent six months collecting dealer market data and helping automotive software companies create deal flow. This focused free session is a give back to the category and a practical way to share what that work has taught us.

Free automotive SaaS consulting hour

Bring us the product. We will help you map the market around it.

Open the booking experience to choose a time. The dedicated calendar will show live availability in your time zone and send the confirmation.

Questions before booking

The offer, clearly answered.

Who is the free hour for?

The hour is for founders and go to market leaders at revenue generating automotive software and technology companies with a live product and a dealership buyer in mind.

What happens during the session?

We map the dealership problem your product solves, the roles around the buying decision, the positioning and evidence a buyer needs, and the first route to market worth testing.

Is the session really free?

Yes. The session lasts one hour and there is no fee. Provena is opening part of its dealer market learning as a practical give back to the automotive software category.

What should I bring?

Bring your current positioning, the dealership segment you believe fits, the value of one closed account, any proof you can share, and what you have already tried.

Will the session create a go to market plan for me?

The hour produces a focused working strategy, not a finished execution plan. You leave with a dealer decision map, the evidence gap that matters most, and a practical first market test.