Why automotive payments have been left behind
For years, automotive payments have been under-served by the wider payments industry. While consumer behaviour, operating models, and business complexity have evolved, payment infrastructure has remained fragmented, manual, and disconnected from the systems that run the business.
Payments are now taken across multiple channels, yet reconciliation, reporting, and core financial processes often sit outside back-office and ERP workflows. This creates unnecessary cost, limited visibility, and operational friction within finance and operational teams.
Recent advancements in payment technology have opened up the opportunity to improve business processes, integrate payments more closely with back-office systems, and establish a single source of truth that directly addresses the reconciliation challenge.
One Platform, every payment,
one source of truth
Regardless of how a payment is taken, face-to-face, over the phone, via payment links, online, through EPOS platforms, or account-to-account banking, all transactions are unified within a single platform.
This creates a real-time, searchable source of truth for every payment across the business, with payments designed to integrate directly into back-office and ERP systems. Finance and operational teams gain immediate visibility without relying on manual reconciliation, fragmented reports, or disconnected workflows.
The focus is not simply on enabling more ways to pay, but on improving core business processes by aligning payments with modern automotive operating models and the systems that support them.
Resilience built for
automotive operations
Payments in automotive require absolute reliability. Our platform is engineered with multi-cloud, multi-region delivery to ensure stability, uptime, and uninterrupted payment processing across all channels.
This resilience underpins a consistent operational and financial view, even during periods of wider infrastructure disruption.
Commercially viable for automotive groups
“All the technology and benefits of Stripe at Worldpay pricing.”
Delivered by specialists who understand automotive
We don’t just provide a platform; we provide a consultative, discovery-led partnership designed to align payments with real-world automotive workflows.
Nicholas Gould
Darren McCrory
As the managers of the largest enterprise accounts within the Dojo ecosystem, we have a proven track record of handling high-volume, complex environments.
Our team consists of industry experts and subject matter professionals who speak your language and understand the specific pain points of vehicle sales and aftersales.
We oversee the entire migration process, ensuring that the shift from fragmented legacy systems to a unified platform is seamless and risk-mitigated.
Our technology is already the undisputed leader in high-pressure environments, supporting over 400 partners with a multi-cloud platform that has maintained 100% uptime since 2000.
Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers to the things business owners actually ask.
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