Shared feed, private captures
Inventory from your connected feed is shared with everyone on your plan. Vehicles a rep captures from a website stay in that rep’s own list. When something changes, your screen updates without a refresh.
Web dashboard + Chrome & Edge extension
Every unit on your lot, ready for Marketplace.
Your connected inventory feed is shared with your whole team, and the vehicles each rep captures stay in their own list. Each vehicle shows whether Facebook can take it yet (photos, price, mileage, description). Each rep posts from their own Facebook account. The Posted screen shows who put which unit up and when it needs renewing.
Works withChrome · MV3Edge · MV3FB Marketplace · Vehicles
dealersite.ca/2024-f150-xlt
AL
2024 Ford F-150 XLT
$58,990
VIN · 1FTFW1E54PFA12345
14,890 km · 5.0L V8
FB Ready · 24 photos
Readiness check
See what Facebook still needs before you click Post.
Every vehicle is checked against what a Marketplace vehicle listing needs, every time it changes. No more finding out from a rejected post.
- At least 3 photosthe ad’s lead image is photo one
- A pricethe full price is the one that posts
- Year, make, and modelthe title Facebook needs
- Mileage0 km counts for new units
- A descriptionwritten from the vehicle’s own specs
- A locationwhere the buyer comes to see it
FB Ready
Everything Facebook needs is there. The Post button is live.
Incomplete
Something is missing, and the badge says exactly what.
On Hold
You’ve deliberately kept it off Marketplace for now.
Your inventory
Built for 5 units or 500.
Search that finds things
Type a stock number, VIN, make, trim, or colour. Search covers your whole inventory, not just the page on screen, and each word you add narrows the results.
Filter by vehicle type
Cars, trucks, SUVs, motorcycles, ATVs, side-by-sides, snowmobiles, boats. The filter only offers types you actually stock, with a count beside each.
Add a vehicle by hand
Not everything is on your website yet. The add/edit form takes photos in order, specs, and optional financing details for display. It runs the same readiness check as captured vehicles.
Posting
Each rep posts from their own account.
Two reps can post the same unit to their own Facebook accounts, and each post is tracked separately.
Auto-publish or review first
Your owner or manager decides. With auto-publish on, the extension fills in the Facebook form and publishes. In review mode it fills everything in and stops, so a person checks it before it goes live.
The right number in every ad
A contact number is added to every description automatically: the rep’s own number, or the dealership number that routes texts to the AI Responder.
Your standing line
Add a line like a financing promo to every listing. It’s added word for word above the contact number and never rewritten by the AI.
The Posted screen
Everything your team has on Marketplace.
Every unit anyone on your plan has posted, in one place. Each card shows who posted it and whether it’s still live or due for renewal.
LiveNeeds renewal· posted by the rep whose Facebook account it’s on
A post only counts as live once Facebook returns a real listing link. Attempts that were never confirmed are reported as attempts, so your numbers match what’s actually on Marketplace.
How vehicles get into AutoLens in the first placeStraight answers
What it doesn’t do.
Worth knowing before you decide, not after.
- Post without a browser
Publishing runs in the Chrome or Edge extension, in your own Facebook session. Nothing posts while the laptop is closed.
- Remove sold listings
Sold units stop being re-posted, but taking a live Facebook listing down is still a manual step.
- Post to other marketplaces
Facebook Marketplace only. AutoTrader, Kijiji, and others aren’t supported.
Your lot, on Marketplace, without the retyping.
The Extension plan covers capture, the inventory dashboard, and posting. Add the AI Responder and pipeline with the Team plan whenever you’re ready.