Holman backs Toma's dealership call automation tech startup
Holman Automotive Group joined investors funding Toma, a retail automotive technology startup specializing in call automation.
Holman Automotive Group has participated in a funding round for Toma, a retail automotive technology startup focused on dealership call automation. The investment underscores the growing interest in tech solutions that streamline customer interactions in the automotive retail sector.
Key Details:
- Investor: Holman Automotive Group, a prominent player in the automotive industry.
- Startup: Toma, specializing in call automation for dealerships.
- Sector: Retail automotive technology.
Why It Matters:
- Efficiency: Toma's platform aims to reduce manual call handling, improving response times and customer satisfaction.
- Industry Trend: Automotive retailers are increasingly adopting AI and automation tools to enhance operations.
- Strategic Move: Holman's investment aligns with its focus on innovative tech solutions.
Note: This development reflects broader shifts toward digital transformation in automotive retail. For more updates, visit Automotive News.
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