Imagine going into your largest customer and showing the CEO an AI Agent that they could ask questions of. Show me my most profitable customers, show me my least profitable customer. Show me the products I make the most money on, show me where I'm losing money etc.

Behind the scenes will be an MCP server that has all the data and all the rules on what data you can and cannot share. You, the dealer need to own that tech stack.

What would a large company pay per month for that service? As the agents start to "Do stuff and not just report" how much more could you charge?

The initial AI explosion had a Top Down approach with all CEOs telling their IT people we need to be using AI. Hiring consultants for big bucks to do studies that go nowhere. The new wave is from the Bottom Up, end users start playing with the tools and show cool stuff. However the big risk involved means big companies have their data and their people locked down tight. These new "AI consultants" that are suddenly everywhere won't take risks either. Our channel is already a trusted partner for office technology, we need to move now, next year will be too late.

The Juice team just got back from the eAutomate User Group meeting, we showed dealers what was possible today with the tools we have built and people got really excited.

You need to start in your own office. Get that same MCP server in place. Have your owner able to ask the same questions, and especially have your sales team familiar with the tools and able to demo or even be wowed by what their agent can do. We can help you get started.

Start by finding the people in the company who are using AI today. It could be the CEO but it could be the warehouse manager or a tech or a sales guy. Just find the people who are embracing the technology now. Next, equip them with a standardized, supported set of AI tools with clear cost and security controls. Juice continuously evaluates the latest and best technologies and guides you to what truly fits.

Building out your data will take time, especially if you don't have all the answers and all the information currently in a database.

The CEO juice model is building out a process once and then pushing that out to our 500+ clients. In the early days we would manually install each one and it was a huge amount of manpower, especially with processes that might get updated weekly. Imagine having to update 500 companies with 100 agents every week.

We can help you design and build the pipe so that you build it once and you push it out to all your customers who are signed up, then as things change, you push out an update.

But you can't scale to meet this opportunity if you don't start by automating your dealership 1st. That was the message Juice pushed at the EUG, "Integrate & Automate". We even provided a new dashboard (ID45) to see how you were doing.

The low hanging fruit is AR, Equipment Orders/Deals and ATRs. We have solutions for all.

We have had Power BI dashboards available for years now, they all have CoPilot embedded so you can ask questions about your data. Are you using them?

Watch a video on what OpenClaw is doing today to see the potential and the security risk.