Once a vehicle clears recon, listing it is a three-minute job — not a half-day. SENTINEL syndicates the listing across your enabled channels and pushes the photoset that converts.
1. Confirm the vehicle is front-line ready
The recon queue marks vehicles Ready when:
- Mechanical inspection passes (or a documented exception is logged)
- Detailing is signed off by the lot manager
- Photoset meets your standard (number of frames, lighting, angles)
You can't list a vehicle that isn't Ready — it's a safety guardrail, not a UX nag.
2. Confirm or override the price
The Oracle proposes a list price based on:
- Predicted days-to-sell at three price bands
- Comparable sales in the last 90 days, weighted by region
- Your historical margin on similar units
The proposal is a recommendation, never a lock. Override it any time — your override is recorded in the audit log with the reason you provide.
3. Choose your channels
Marketplace → Channels lists every syndication target you've authorised:
- Public marketplaces (your dealer site, AutoTrader, Kijiji, Facebook)
- Private B2B floors (wholesale, dealer-to-dealer)
- Lease return buyback portals (if applicable)
Toggle the channels for this vehicle. The platform respects each channel's content rules — descriptions, photoset format, disclosure language — automatically.
4. Publish
When you hit publish, the listing is pushed to every selected channel within the channel's update cadence (usually seconds to a few minutes). Inbound leads land in Marketplace → Leads, attached to the vehicle record. Your sales team sees the lead in their CRM seconds later if you've wired the integration.
What ships in the box
Every listing includes:
- VIN-verified specs
- Recon-attested photoset
- Predicted days-to-sell band
- A QR code on the window sticker linking to a public detail page
You don't have to think about any of this. It just happens.