US Dealership Engagement Assessment, Reduced Turnover Software Expands Testing
Nov 21, 2023
Key Takeaways
- Retentrics, a company specialized in employee retention software for the automobile industry, is conducting its second round of beta testing in November.
- The software leverages specialized assessments to gather employee feedback and create custom action plans to improve employee retention and morale.
- The November beta test incorporates refinements and improvements since the first trial, resulting in a more effective and user-friendly experience for clients.
- Retentrics' robust metric system evaluates dealership attributes and compares them to industry standards, providing valuable insights for improvement.
- Retentrics is currently offering a limited-time founders pricing deal, allowing dealerships to subscribe for $4,995 for the year until December 31st.
The second round of beta testing for Retentrics sees the employee retention software test new changes adopted after earlier tests - and introduces a limited-time offer for early adopters.
Tampa, United States - November 21, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Retentrics, an automobile industry-specific software company focused on solutions for improved employee retention, is conducting its second round of beta testing in November, with multiple dealerships. This follows the success of its initial alpha and beta tests, marking a significant step in its mission to bolster employee retention, morale, and performance within the auto sector.
More details can be found at https://retentrics.com
Understanding the high costs and disruptions associated with employee turnover, Retentrics has developed a unique approach that leverages specialized assessments to gather employee feedback, which is then analyzed to create custom corrective action plans. With clear, easy-to-understand metrics, organizations can use the plans to take actionable steps to reach their employee retention goals.
The November beta test is a result of extensive refinements made since the first trial in August. Retentrics has incorporated feedback and made a series of key improvements to its software for a more effective and user-friendly experience for its clients.
A key feature of Retentrics' approach is its robust, intuitive metric system, which evaluates dealership attributes and compares them against industry standards and similar businesses. The analysis provides a clear picture of where a dealership stands in terms of employee satisfaction and retention, offering invaluable insights for improvement.
“With Retentrics, we believe that you can create a positive employee experience that will retain top talent, drive performance and strengthen company ethos,” said a company representative. “Your organization will now have a new way to measure each moment in the employee life cycle by establishing a benchmark to measure progress and identify opportunities for growth.”
In a move to make its innovative solution more accessible, Retentrics is currently offering a founders pricing deal. Until December 31st, dealerships can subscribe to Retentrics' services for $4,995 for the year, before the price increases to $9,995 annually in 2024. This initiative is designed to encourage early adoption and provide dealerships with the tools they need to thrive in a competitive market.
Dealerships interested in understanding the financial impact of employee turnover can visit Retentrics' website at https://retentrics.com for a free turnover cost calculator.
Contact Info:
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Organization: Retentrics
Address: 802 East Whiting Street, Tampa, Florida 33602, United States
Website: https://retentrics.com
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