Great Dane Rolls Out Parts and Service Program
Trailer maker Great Dane has rolled out its AdvantEdge national account parts and service program, which connects customers to a nationwide network that fulfills their parts and service needs
Trailer maker Great Dane has rolled out its AdvantEdge national account parts and service program, which connects customers to a nationwide network that fulfills their parts and service needs.
"With over two years in development, the AdvantEdge program is now ready to roll-out," said Dave Durand, Great Dane's director of aftermarket.
AdvantEdge gives customers access to Great Dane's branch and dealer network throughout the U.S. and Canada. Once an account is established, customers can arrange for service and/or parts purchases at more than 100 participating locations. The program is a collaborative effort between Great Dane and Multi Service. Customers are issued a single line of credit through Multi Service. Authorized buyers can then define roles and variable purchasing controls for drivers by using the online platform. The program includes features like Preferential Service & Parts Priority, Centralized Invoicing and Consistent Parts Pricing.
With 24/7 online access, AdvantEdge streamlines business processes and procurement management. Customers can locate a service and parts provider, review their historical purchases or pay their bill through the online system.
To enroll or get more information, go to www.greatdanetrailers.com/AdvantEdge.
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