We know what it takes to run inside serious software.

MiCamp has operated alongside the platforms entire industries depend on. Our automotive integrations with CDK Global, Reynolds & Reynolds, and Dealertrack show how software has to work within established systems, real operating workflows, and the customer experience.

Three integrations. One clear proof point.

CDK Global, Reynolds & Reynolds, and Dealertrack are not separate MiCamp funding programs. They are established DMS integrations that demonstrate MiCamp's ability to operate inside complex software ecosystems and connect technology to the way businesses already work.

01

Established software ecosystems.

MiCamp works alongside platforms dealerships already depend on rather than asking them to replace the systems that run their business.

02

Real workflows, not theory.

Repair-order and purchase-order data moves from the DMS into WAVit without creating a separate manual process.

03

Customer experience stays visible.

The payment workflow is designed around clarity before checkout, including the option to pay remotely before vehicle pickup.

A closer look at each platform connection.

Select an integration to see the high-level workflow. The DMS changes, but the operating approach remains consistent: connect to existing data, preserve the repair-order process, and keep payment clear for the customer.

WAVit works within the CDK repair-order workflow.

Repair-order and purchase-order information moves automatically from CDK into WAVit. The adjustment is assigned and displayed on the repair order before payment, so the customer sees the amount before reaching the terminal.

Operating inside an established DMS marketplace and connecting directly to the dealership's existing service workflow.

No duplicate entry

Order number, amount, and customer information load automatically into WAVit.

Displayed before payment

The adjustment appears as a dollar-and-cent line item on the repair order.

At checkout or before pickup

Customers can pay at the dealership or remotely through Text to Pay or Email to Pay.

WAVit connects through ERA-IGNITE and POWER.

Order number, amount, and customer name move automatically from ERA-IGNITE or POWER into WAVit. The adjustment appears on the repair order before the customer reaches the terminal.

Adapting the same operating outcome to a different established DMS environment and workflow.

ERA-IGNITE and POWER

RO and PO information moves into WAVit without manual re-entry.

Full amount shown upfront

The adjustment is displayed as a line item before the customer selects a payment method.

Remote payment available

Customers can receive a text or email link, pay before arrival, and pick up without waiting.

WAVit moves from Dealertrack to payment without manual re-entry.

Dealertrack sends the order number, amount, and customer information into WAVit automatically. The adjustment appears on the repair order before checkout, supporting a clear payment experience.

Operating inside an established DMS marketplace and connecting directly to the dealership's existing service workflow.

Automatic RO/PO transfer

Order number, amount, and customer information load directly from Dealertrack into WAVit.

Visible before the terminal

The adjustment appears in dollars and cents on the repair order before payment.

Pay before vehicle pickup

Text to Pay and Email to Pay let customers settle remotely and avoid another checkout line.

Software has to work inside the business—not beside it.

Across all three integrations, WAVit uses the dealership's existing data and repair-order process to create a connected payment experience.

step 1
RO or PO is created

The dealership continues working inside its existing DMS.

step 2
The DMS sends the data

Order number, amount, and customer information move into WAVit automatically.

step 3
The amount appears on the RO

The adjustment is shown before the customer reaches the terminal.

step 4
The customer chooses how to pay

Payment can be completed at checkout or remotely before vehicle pickup.

Experience changes how you see opportunity.

Real workflows matter

  • Software must fit how customers already work.
  • The operating process cannot be an afterthought.
  • Integration should reduce friction, not add it.

Established ecosystems matter

  • Technology, operations, payments, risk, and customer experience are connected.
  • Established platforms require practical execution.
  • The details reveal whether software can scale.

Adoption matters

  • Value must be clear to the business using the software.
  • The customer experience still matters.
  • Strong technology must create practical outcomes.

Operating judgment matters

  • Experience helps MiCamp recognize exceptional software.
  • It informs where capital and resources may create opportunity.
  • It separates a strong presentation from a workable product.

The integrations are the experience. Private software funding is the model.

Automotive is one example of the operating experience behind MiCamp's funding decisions. MiCamp identifies select software companies, leads with non-dilutive growth capital, and builds each relationship privately. Capital is the reason for the conversation.