American Honda Adds UpdatePromise to the Honda Service Connect Program
UpdatePromise becomes the newest approved and advanced solution to help streamline the Honda and Acura appointment process and overall consumer experience.

UpdatePromise becomes the newest approved and advanced solution to help streamline the Honda and Acura appointment process and overall consumer experience.
CHINO, Calif. – UpdatePromise is added to the Honda Service Connect and Acura Service Connect Programs for Honda and Acura dealerships to give their consumers a first-class experience with UpdatePromise’s end-to-end Consumer Experience Management System (CEMS). With UpdatePromise, dealerships can streamline their appointment process through the Honda or Acura Owners Portal, internavi vehicle telematics service, HondaLink or AcuraLink apps, and marketing integrations.
What does this mean for consumers?
Honda and Acura dealerships can give their consumers more control and sense of transparency by streamlining their appointment process and keeping them connected and engaged with the dealership throughout their vehicle’s service lifecycle.
Consumers can schedule open recall appointments directly from their HondaLink or AcuraLink app, theOwners Portal, and their in-vehicle navigation system and UpdatePromise will coordinate the appointment with parts availability and auto shipping. Deep-linking integrations with Honda and Acura marketing emails will also automatically add the service of choice and apply any discounts to their appointment from the email offer without the consumer having to search or enter additional information.
How does this affect dealerships?
Dealers will benefit from factory service menus, recall and product updates, integrated marketing, Honda and Acura Owners Site integration, as well as Connected Car features and integrations through UpdatePromise’sCEMS solution.
UpdatePromise’s integration with Honda’s Service Connect program also allows consumers and dealers to maximize their service appointments by having all their repairs completed in one visit. Available recall appointment dates for consumers are determined by parts availability at their preferred dealership. Meaning, consumers can only book their appointment if a part needed for the recall service are currently available forthe recall. Parts are automatically ordered for the consumer’s preferred dealership based on availability and appointment date to ensure the part is available when the consumer arrives for their appointment.
Additional UpdatePromise Scheduler Features:
Automatic appointment confirmation and reminder texts are sent to consumers to decrease no-show rates.
Shop Capacity is customizable to the dealership’s preferences and settings.
Manage multiple calendars with one log-in for BDC users with assigned permissions.
Tentative Appointments allow dealerships to book future appointments without impacting capacity.
Service financing integration, known as UpdatePromisE-Pay Powered by Sunbit, is built into the appointment scheduling workflow for consumers to have more payment options.
Robust reporting helps dealerships stay proactive with their consumers and their needs, as well as their team and how to improve performance month over month.
To learn more about the Honda and Acura Service Connect Programs and how you can get started with UpdatePromise visit: UpdatePromise – Honda Service Connect Program or UpdatePromise – Acura Service Connect Program
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