The sourcing workflow
From a search to your next move.
Create a search set, review matching vehicles, assess the buying decision and keep promising candidates moving.
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Start with one sourcing need
Choose the vehicle characteristics that matter: make, model, price, age, mileage and other relevant criteria. Select the sources available to your account. Your business country, the markets you search and the language you use can be different.
A focused first search makes it easier to judge whether the results are useful. For larger workloads, tell us about your expected search volume before committing to an account setup.
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Review results with their source
Browse matching listings in the web workspace, refine the visible results and inspect a vehicle before saving it. Open the original marketplace listing to confirm availability, description, seller details and the current asking price.
Monitoring uses periodic checks. The time a match was found is different from the time a seller published it; source outages and marketplace changes can delay discovery.
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Assess the buying decision
Compare promising vehicles and use cost estimates where helpful. Check the original currency and review transport, tax and fee assumptions for your own transaction. Estimates do not replace seller confirmation or professional advice.
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Save, contact and follow up
Keep the vehicles you want to revisit in your workspace. Use the original source to contact the seller and record progress so your next action is clear. AutoViz does not negotiate, reserve or purchase a vehicle for you.
Browser alerts depend on browser permission, an open connection and your settings. Test the notification path you intend to use; ask about other channels and their availability.
Evaluate a real workflow
Use an actual search you would run, review a relevant result and follow it through to a seller conversation. That gives you a better measure of fit than a long feature checklist.
Discuss your workflow