F&I, credit and eContracting · 13 systems
Who can still pull credit at your stores?
StitchOps removes access to RouteOne, Dealertrack, 700Credit and your F&I menus the moment someone leaves, at every rooftop. It sets up new F&I managers the day they start and checks every month who can still submit deals and pull credit.
See all 13 below ↓F&I logins reach your customers' most private information.
Credit applications hold Social Security numbers, income and bank details. A salesperson or F&I manager who leaves can often still log in to the credit and eContracting portals at every store where they worked. Nobody notices until something goes wrong.
The manual way leaves gaps.
The office manager removes people from RouteOne, Dealertrack and the credit bureau portals one at a time, when they remember. F&I staff move between rooftops, so their logins spread across stores. A monthly check of who can pull credit rarely happens.
What StitchOps does across F&I.
When HR adds a new F&I manager, StitchOps sets them up in the credit, eContracting and menu systems they need. When someone leaves, it removes them everywhere, the same day. Each month it pulls every user list, compares it to who works at each store, and flags anyone who should not be able to pull credit.
Every F&I, credit and eContracting system we support.
If yours is not here and it has a login, we can still run it.
Dealertrack (credit and eContracting)
US · CanadaCox Automotive
Where F&I sends credit applications to lenders and signs contracts electronically.
How StitchOps runs it →RouteOne
US · CanadaRouteOne
The credit application and eContracting network many US lenders use.
How StitchOps runs it →700Credit
US700Credit
Credit reports, soft pulls and compliance checks for dealers.
How StitchOps runs it →Darwin Automotive
USDarwin Automotive
An F&I menu and digital deal desk tool.
Reynolds docuPAD
USReynolds and Reynolds
The Reynolds tool for presenting and signing deal documents with the customer.
JM&A
USJM&A Group
An F&I products and training provider with its own dealer portal.
Assurant
USAssurant
A provider of vehicle service contracts and protection products, with a dealer portal.
Zurich
USZurich
A provider of F&I protection products, with a dealer portal.
Protective
USProtective
A provider of vehicle service contracts and protection products, with a dealer portal.
Ally Premier
USAlly
Ally's protection products for dealers to offer in F&I.
United TranzActions
USUnited TranzActions
Check guarantee and payment processing portals for dealerships.
Common questions.
Can StitchOps remove a former salesperson from RouteOne and Dealertrack at the same time?
Yes. When HR or your identity system marks someone as gone, StitchOps removes their logins in RouteOne, Dealertrack, 700Credit and the other systems you choose, at every rooftop. Each removal is recorded.
Can it show us everyone who can pull credit across the group?
Yes. The monthly access check pulls the user list from each credit and eContracting system at each store and compares it to who actually works there.
Does it work with our F&I menu and protection product portals too?
Yes, anywhere a person can log in and manage users. That includes F&I menus and the dealer portals of the companies whose protection products you sell.
Do you need our admin passwords?
StitchOps uses logins kept in your password vault, such as 1Password or Keeper, or in the StitchOps vault. They are used only on a secure computer inside your network, and the AI never sees them.
Guides for this.
- What happens to dealer portal logins when a salesperson quits →
- The dealership offboarding checklist →
- The FTC Safeguards Rule and who can log in at your dealership →
- How to run a monthly access check across your dealer group →
- How dealer groups handle new hire setup across multiple rooftops →
- How to remove a fired employee from every dealership system →
For your IT team
- Where it runs
- An agent runs an unattended desktop session on a dedicated worker VM in your environment, on Windows or macOS. It connects outbound only over TLS 1.2 or later. No inbound ports are opened.
- Credentials
- Credentials stay in your vault (1Password or Keeper) or in the StitchOps vault, encrypted with AWS KMS and resolved on the worker at run time. Models never see the values.
- Identity systems
- Changes in Okta, Entra ID or Active Directory can start a task. StitchOps carries them into dealer systems that have no SCIM or API. JumpCloud is supported through our joint program. StitchOps is listed in the Okta Integration Network.
- APIs where they exist
- Where a system offers an API, such as Authenticom DealerVault or Fortellis, StitchOps uses it. Everything else runs through browser or desktop automation, anywhere a person can log in and act.
- Logs and telemetry
- Every run keeps step level logs with status, timing and redacted results. Telemetry is content free: no field values, no personal data, no screenshots.
- Security reviews
- SOC 2 Type 2 audit completed. ISO 27001 certified. Penetration tested by a third party. The security packet is shared under NDA.
- AI assistants
- Approved tasks are available as MCP tools to Claude, ChatGPT and Copilot. Destructive actions need explicit confirmation.
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