Dealer Terms
Last updated June 2026
These terms explain how dealers access buyer demand, respond to offers, and conduct themselves on AsAgreed. AsAgreed serves franchise and independent automotive dealers.
This is a plain-language summary for the product preview. Final, legally binding terms are subject to counsel review before launch.
1. Dealer accounts
Dealer accounts require admin approval before activation. You must provide accurate organization information and confirm you are authorized to represent it. AsAgreed may suspend or remove accounts that provide false information or act in bad faith.
2. Buyer demand and matching
You see buyer requests for the brands you sell — nothing else. Each request shows the vehicle and VIN, buyer region, deal terms, timeline, credit band, and Commitment Fund status — never the buyer's identity or contact details until the buyer unlocks a match.
3. Responding to offers
You may respond to a buyer request in one of three ways:
- Accept — you agree to the buyer's submitted terms. The request becomes Matched.
- Counter — you propose revised terms for the buyer to consider.
- Decline — you pass, and the request remains open to other qualified dealers.
When you accept, you represent that you have access to the specific car and can honor the accepted terms. Materially changing accepted terms, or no longer having the car, protects the buyer's Commitment Fund.
4. Anonymity and contact unlock
Buyer identity and contact details are shared only after the buyer chooses to unlock a match. Until then, communicate exclusively through the AsAgreed platform. Attempting to identify or contact buyers outside the platform is prohibited.
5. Good-faith conduct
You agree to represent cars accurately, honor accepted terms, and engage with matched buyers promptly and in good faith. Bad-faith conduct — bait-and-switch, undisclosed fees, or abandoning matched buyers — may result in disputes resolved against you and account suspension.
6. Disputes
Either party may flag a request as Disputed when they believe the other failed to act in good faith. An AsAgreed admin reviews disputes and determines the outcome, including how the buyer's Commitment Fund is handled.