New Inventory Enhancements and Carrying Costs Feature in Tractor Zoom Pro

We’ve implemented user interface improvements to Tractor Zoom Pro Inventory that enhances customer experience plus a new feature to calculate carrying costs, which helps support dealerships’ inventory management strategies that maximize gross margin.
Written by Megan Schilling
Updated 11 months ago

We are committed to continuous improvement and innovation that supports our customers. Recently, we implemented changes to the user interface (UI) of Inventory in Tractor Zoom Pro that improves the accessibility and visibility of the data and tools within the platform, making it easier for customers to utilize the features available that help them quickly and accurately value equipment.

In addition, we launched a new feature, Carrying Costs, in the platform to support our dealership partners’ inventory management strategies.

Improvements to Tractor Zoom Pro Inventory

The data table in Inventory now spans the width of the screen. As we’ve integrated new data into Tractor Zoom Pro and built out additional filters that enable customers to be more prescriptive in Inventory, we recognized the need to expand the table’s width to improve accessibility.

The Filter options for the data table are now available in a left panel that pops in when customers are ready to make adjustments to the data. This placement provides more room on screen to expand the data table.

Filter chips display along the top of the table to more clearly indicate what data is included.

Carrying Costs Feature

Carrying cost is one of the top KPIs for dealerships to manage, especially as expenses associated with holding onto equipment escalate in today’s market.

This new feature helps dealerships optimize their inventory management strategy so they can take action in real time to minimize costs per machine and maximize their gross margin.

The Carrying Costs calculator is complementary to Time on Lot, which helps customers proactively identify and monitor at-risk tractor and combine inventory. Time on Lot predicts the likelihood of an individual tractor or combine being listed for longer than 180 days.

Both features are essential as equipment dealers face average carrying costs ranging from $1,400 to $1,600 per week per million dollars in inventory. Time on Lot can help minimize the amount of aging inventory on dealerships’ lot and combat the associated carrying costs.


Check out the Carrying Costs guide for more detailed information about using the feature or reach out to us with questions!

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