BarnSalesBuilt for shed dealersDealer login A WEBSITE INQUIRY CAME IN
The customer record includes the building, lot and contact information. From there, the dealer can call, add an update, prepare a quote or schedule a visit.
OHB inventory changesBarnSales matches the dealer location and inventory number, then shows the review work.
A customer checks deliveryRoad mileage and the estimated charge are calculated from the building’s actual lot.
A price changes in OHB. A customer checks delivery before calling. A walk-in asks for a call next Friday. BarnSales records each event where the dealer will use it.
OHB changes the listed price on a building overnight.
Supported price, rent-to-own payment, availability, and sold updates are matched by dealer location and inventory number. Items that need a decision appear for review.
A customer enters an address 46.8 miles from the lot.
For an eligible 12-foot-wide building, BarnSales measures the road route from the correct lot, includes the first 30 miles and applies the $4-per-mile rate.
A truck drops three buildings and one arrives with damage.
The dealer reviews each arrival, records condition and photos, and makes it available to customers only when it is ready.
A walk-in says, “Call me next Friday,” without filling out a form.
Add an update to the customer with the note and next step even when no quote, text or website funnel created the activity.
A customer asks, “What is it monthly after the discount?”
Select the building, enter the deal amounts and delivery, choose the dealership tax location, and keep the estimate with the customer.
Two lots carry the same building size for different customers.
Location-aware inventory, contacts and permissions keep one lot’s building, customer and employee work out of the other lot’s queue.
Both examples use information already connected to the building and dealer location.
BarnSales checks supported OHB inventory for each verified dealer location. Price, rent-to-own payment, availability, and sold updates are matched by inventory number. A review card appears when the dealer needs to make a decision.
after the first 30 miles
Estimate only. The dealership confirms the route, property access, permits, site conditions and final delivery cost.
For eligible buildings, the customer enters an address or uses the phone’s current location. BarnSales measures the one-way road route from the building’s lot, includes the first 30 miles and applies the mileage rate for that width.
The dealer reviews the arrival, adds current photos and records any condition issue. Publication remains a dealer decision.
The source identity and dealer location are already attached.
Current photos and condition notes stay with that inventory record.
The dealer can attach evidence and prepare the information the repair coordinator needs.
The reviewed listing can then appear on the public website.
The dashboard shows the customer, building and dealer location connected to each task.
OHB remains where the order, payment, documents and fulfillment happen. BarnSales handles the customer website, inventory review, quotes, appointments and customer follow-up.
A public listed price changes. BarnSales can surface the supported change on the correct building. The dealer still completes the manufacturer-controlled order in the manufacturer system.
BarnSales checks supported OHB inventory and matches the source record to the correct dealer location and inventory number. The dealer sees the new value and any review that needs attention.
For an eligible building, the customer chooses an address or current location. BarnSales calculates the one-way road route from the building’s lot, includes the first 30 miles and applies the mileage rate for that building width.
No. The public estimator uses the selected address to calculate the route and does not save it. The dealership confirms the final route, access, permits and site conditions.
The base plan is $75 per month and includes the owner and one dealer location. Each additional location is $10 per month. Each active employee is $10 per month.
No. OHB remains the system for manufacturer-controlled orders, payments, documents and fulfillment. BarnSales handles the dealer website and the customer, inventory and follow-up work around it.
Request access to connect the dealership information, first location and supported inventory source. The website stays private until it is reviewed.