Using Your Dealer Management System/Automatic Data Processing

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ADP[1] is a company that produces numerous DMS systems, amongst them are: Elite, ARG, and w.e.b.Suite.

Table of Contents[edit | edit source]

  • Elite ADP's premier DMS (underlying system of w.e.b.Suite)
  • Alliance
  • w.e.b.Suite 1000 DMS for small dealerships
  • DMS@NET Also some times refereed as ADP_ARG, run by the ARG department within ADP.


Contacting ADP[edit | edit source]

Phone them with your client or case number Client ID, extensions 2 to add to report 6/1/09

Further Reading[edit | edit source]

Internally, ADP is rooted in Reality OS. no serious attempt has been made to change this since 1996. Reality OS has been emulated on top of Red Hat Linux.[1] ADP calls this emulation the Common Reality Architecture (CoRA, though there are references to it being RealityX when it was first ported to *nix). The relevant dealer services segment never sold anything but Reality-based products.[2]

Web Suite 1000, still uses the internal MV environment provided by Pick. The platform was originally targeted for VB but was migrated to PHP.[3]

Footnotes[edit | edit source]

^ Previously known as "Cars Dytron".

References[edit | edit source]

  1. Rob Allen (2005-12-02). "Re: Updating MV Family Tree Options". comp.databases.pick. (Google Groups). Retrieved on 2009-08-12.
  2. Rob Allen (2005-12-02). "Re: Updating MV Family Tree". comp.databases.pick. (Google Groups). Retrieved on 2009-08-12.
  3. Douglas (2005-09-30). "ADP & PHP". comp.databases.pick. (Google Groups). Retrieved on 2009-08-12.