Flick Fusion App Allows Video Capture from Phone
Flick Fusion released upgraded versions of its mobile apps for iPhone and Android. New features include the ability to create inventory videos from the app, distribute videos to clients, and upload them online.
URBANDALE, Iowa — Flick Fusion released upgraded versions of its mobile apps for iPhone and Android. New features include the ability to create inventory videos from the app, distribute videos to clients, and upload them online.
The features were designed to be used by lot service companies that make inventory videos for dealers. Flick Fusion expects the upgrades to speed up the collection process and improve service for dealership clients. Lot service companies will be able to send videos through email and text and upload the videos to websites like YouTube and Facebook all from the app.
The upgrade also allows a user to extract images from the videos and use them in an inventory photo gallery. For dealerships, other features of the app include the ability to watch videos on a phone, view current inventory and vehicle descriptions, search for vehicles by stock number and save vehicles to a favorite list.
Users can also manage multiple rooftops from a single login, list pending inventory, record live videos before the video is in the system, schedule videos to be uploaded, capture video without a WiFi connection, and access to flick fusions reporting system to see video views.
The app is available on the Apple App Store and Google Play store.
“Our upgraded version puts the power of our entire video production platform in a rep’s hands,” said Brian Cox, president and CEO of Flick Fusion.
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