# Getting started

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<summary>Create your organization</summary>

Add your group and your dealerships. With the native Google Places API it's really fast to add each.

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<summary>Add your vendors</summary>

Add your vendors. It important to add the correct product names as other dealerships will be able to select them also.&#x20;

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<summary>Invite your team</summary>

Have your team mates join up, they will be added as standard users, you can upgrade them to admins after they sign in the first time. You will get a notification.

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<summary>Add a collection</summary>

Before you check out the powerful vendor search create a collection. This way you can try saving vendors to it for later. You can make this public and everyone from your team will instantly be able to see it.

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<summary>Add reviews</summary>

Review your current vendors, this is leveraged across the application. It's also central to our core mission to level up automotive vendors, as your opinion will directly influence rankings.

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<summary>Schedule demos</summary>

Reach out through platform and encourage your organization to establish a clear process for how and when demos take place.

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<summary>Create a join a 20 Group</summary>

Start with the 20 groups your stores are a part of and coordinate with your group to join. More features are on the horizon.

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