How it works with HomeNet
HomeNet is commonly used to manage photos and push inventory to dealer websites and listing sites. Wherever it publishes your vehicles to your own website, LotBoard can import them. The rep opens the vehicle page, clicks Import, and the photos come across in the same order you merchandised them, along with the VIN, price, mileage and specs.
Why not a Marketplace feed?
Meta ended automated inventory catalog listings on Marketplace in 2021. Since early 2023 business Pages haven't been able to post vehicles there at all. A feed can still power paid Automotive Inventory Ads, but organic Marketplace listings now come from people. LotBoard makes that fast and trackable. Read Marketplace listings vs Automotive Inventory Ads.
Keep merchandising in one place
Fix a photo order or description in HomeNet once. It flows to your website and into every Marketplace listing your reps create after that. The daily sync also catches price changes and sold units on your website, and prompts the right rep.
Getting started
- Confirm your HomeNet vehicles appear on your website with photos.
- Start a plan and invite your reps.
- Reps import from any vehicle page.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to give LotBoard my HomeNet login?
No. LotBoard only reads your public website.
Will LotBoard replace my HomeNet syndication?
No. Keep syndicating to your listing sites. LotBoard handles the Marketplace part, which is posted by your reps.
Sources
This page is general information, not legal advice. Confirm current rules with your provincial regulator.