Industries Automotive

The same answer in the dealership and the app.

Owners meet your brand in the app, at the call center and in the dealer's email. FluentC makes warning lights, maintenance and parts read the same in every language and every channel.

enYour next service is in 500 miles.

  • Owner appSu próximo servicio es en 500 millas.
  • Call-center botSu próximo servicio es en 500 millas.
  • Dealer email agentSu próximo servicio es en 500 millas.
Three agents, one translation. Illustrative example.
Agent flows

Two automotive flows, and where FluentC fits.

Example flows, not customer stories. The steps and text are illustrative.

Flow 1

Owner Q&A and service scheduling

An agent answers owners from the manual and books service, in the owner's language.

  1. Owner question
  2. Service agent
  3. Manual and VIN lookup
  4. FluentC, both ways
  5. Booking

Each agent on its own

The app, the call-center bot and the dealer email each describe the same warning light differently.

With FluentC in the loop

  • Warning-light and maintenance wording is identical across the app, the bot and the dealer email.
  • Owners ask and read in their own language.
  • Real-time inside the conversation.
Flow 2

Parts catalog and service bulletins

Catalog rows and revised bulletins are translated in bulk for every dealer portal.

  1. Catalog rows
  2. Batch job
  3. FluentC
  4. Dealer portals
  5. Updates

Each agent on its own

Every bulletin revision re-translates everything, and part names drift between portals.

With FluentC in the loop

  • Revised bulletins translate only the changed lines.
  • Part names stay consistent across catalogs and portals.
  • Up to 50,000 rows per request.
Running several agents?

The same words, from every agent.

When each agent translates for itself, the same sentence turns up in several versions. With FluentC in the loop they all return one translation, whichever model is behind them.

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