Quorum Information Technologies Inc., an information technology company, focuses on the automotive retail business in Canada and the United States. The company develops, markets, implements, and supports XSellerator, a dealership management system that automates, integrates, and streamlines processes across departments in a dealership; and DealerMine CRM, a sales and service customer relationship management system, as well as a set of business development center services. It also offers Autovance, a retailing platform that helps dealerships attract more business through digital retailing, and enhances in-store profits and closing rates through its desking tool; and Accessible Accessories, a digital retailing platform that allows franchised dealerships to increase vehicle accessories revenue. In addition, the company offers software technology solutions and services to traditional and electric vehicle dealerships, and original equipment manufacturers. Quorum Information Technologies Inc. was founded in 1996 and is headquartered in Calgary, Canada.
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