Structured inventory
Use Data Search when the dealership provides vehicle records in CSV or XLSX and wants exact retrieval across defined fields.
Vehicle inventory search
Let shoppers search available inventory using the details that matter to them, from price and mileage to drivetrain, model and location.
Do you have any AWD SUVs under $40,000 with fewer than 30,000 miles?
Yes. I found three available options that match those requirements.
Which one has the most cargo space?
The Honda CR-V offers the most cargo space of these three. Would you like to compare the vehicles in more detail or schedule a test drive?
Vehicle shoppers rarely search with one fixed filter at a time. They combine requirements naturally.
The conversation turns those requests into structured inventory criteria and retrieves matching vehicles from the dealership's data.
01I need a used SUV under $35,000.
02Show me AWD vehicles with fewer than 25,000 miles.
03Do you have anything similar to a BMW X3 but less expensive?
04Which electric models are available at your downtown location?
The exact fields depend on the dealership's inventory data.
A shopper can combine several requirements in one request. The flow identifies the relevant criteria, searches the dealership's configured inventory source and returns only the vehicles that fit.
From there, the shopper can tighten the filters, compare specific vehicles, ask follow-up questions or move directly toward a test drive.
The search can combine multiple criteria in one request instead of forcing the shopper through a sequence of filters.
Inventory search should not rely on vague recommendations when the shopper is asking for exact availability.
Do you have a 2024 RAV4 XLE under $38,000?
Which X5s have fewer than 20,000 miles?
Is stock number B4187 still available?
The flow can retrieve the answer directly from the dealership's structured inventory data and return only the matching records.
That makes inventory questions useful for both broad searches and highly specific requests.
Inventory source
Vehicle availability changes often, so the search flow should use the source that best matches how the dealership maintains inventory.
Vehicle results
A strong inventory result should be easy to scan.
When images are available, the shopper can also see the vehicle rather than receiving a text-only result.
Follow-up questions
Inventory search does not end after the first result.
Only show me vehicles under $37,000.
What about something with a third row?
Which of these has heated seats?
Show me the two with the lowest mileage.
The conversation keeps the existing context and narrows the inventory without restarting the search.
This creates a much more natural discovery experience than repeatedly changing filters on a traditional inventory page.
Choose the inventory source, result format and next actions, then configure the AskHandle workflow around the way your dealership manages vehicles and shopper requests.
Search structured vehicle inventory such as CSV or XLSX data using exact fields, filters and dealership-specific terminology.
Present matching vehicles in structured cards so shoppers can scan key details and choose the next action.
Search a dealership website or another provided URL when relevant vehicle information already lives online. This is useful for retrieving inventory details, vehicle pages or other current information without requiring every source to be uploaded as a separate dataset.
Show vehicle images when visual context helps the shopper compare matching inventory.
Answer dealership, model, policy and process questions from approved knowledge sources when the shopper asks for information outside the inventory dataset.
Let shoppers move from a matching vehicle directly into available test-drive times and book inside the conversation.
Bring dealership staff into the conversation when a shopper needs personal assistance or reaches a defined handoff point.
The starting template can be adapted to the dealership's inventory schema, website structure, locations, terminology and preferred actions.
Conversational vehicle inventory search lets shoppers find available vehicles by describing what they want in natural language. The system translates those requests into structured search criteria and retrieves matching vehicles from the dealership's inventory data.
Yes. A shopper can combine criteria such as price, mileage, body type, drivetrain, model year and location in the same request.
Yes. Vehicle inventory search can use structured dealership data to retrieve exact matching records based on the fields available in the dataset.
Yes. The conversation can preserve the current search context so shoppers can narrow or change requirements naturally through follow-up questions.
Yes. Matching inventory can be presented with product-style vehicle cards and images when those assets are available.
Yes. Once a shopper finds a vehicle they want to see, available appointment times can be presented and the test drive can be booked directly in the conversation.