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About ProfitKeeperPro.com ProfitKeeperPro.com - Forensics for Fixed Ops -- Stop the Profit Leaks in Fixed Ops Before They Become Permanent Losses -- At NADA 2026, make it a priority to visit Booth 6560N, ProfitKeeperPro, the industry’s most complete Fixed Ops Risk Management Platform designed to give dealers real-time visibility into service and parts profitability. Most dealers are losing hundreds of thousands of dollars a year in Fixed Ops gross and don’t even know it. ProfitKeeperPro performs daily audits of every Service Repair Order and Parts Invoice to identify exceptions, pricing errors, margin losses, and missed revenue opportunities that traditional DMS reporting cannot detect. Why Dealers Love ProfitKeeperPro: • Exception Reporting: See exactly where gross is being lost — from unauthorized discounts to parts sold below cost to uncollected shop supplies. • Performance Insights: Track technician and advisor productivity, ELR vs. targets, average hours per RO, gross per RO, and upsell trends — all on one screen. • Drill-Down Detail: Click directly into flagged ROs to view labor variances, parts pricing issues, and line-by-line financial discrepancies. • Multi-Rooftop Visibility: Consolidated reporting for dealer groups that need to manage 5, 10, or 20 rooftops — with the ability to coach store-level staff and drive accountability. • No Complicated DMS Queries Required: No CDK English statements, no custom reports — just clean, clear daily insights that save time and make decisions easier. What You’ll See at the Booth: ✔️ Live platform demos ✔️ Real-world examples of how dealers are uncovering lost gross ✔️ Insights from groups managing 700+ ROs a day in under 30 minutes ✔️ Discussions on how to coach service teams using real data, not just end-of-month reports * In the words of one Fixed Ops Director: “I can review exceptions and advisor and technician performance from all 14 of our rooftops in 20 to 30 minutes a day. That’s over 700 ROs. The system shows me labor variances, missed charges, and parts pricing issues without pulling a single report from the DMS.”