QoreAI said Wednesday it has launched a unified dealership data platform and has brought on Lokam.ai as its first native agentic application partner.

QoreAI is a unified data infrastructure platform and Lokam.ai is an automotive voice AI company – both are designed specifically for retail automotive.

The launch of the platform gives dealers, “access to a foundational data infrastructure layer that is purpose-built for the dealership on which AI agents, operational tools, and marketing systems can run from a single, unified, dealer-owned data center,” QoreAI said in a news release.

What’s more, adding Lokam.ai underscores the platform thesis of QoreAI: “that the automotive retail industry needs what enterprise software has long understood — a single infrastructure layer that owns and organizes the data, and an open ecosystem where best-in-class tools plug in on top of it.”

The goal for QoreAI is to provide that infrastructure layer to car dealers.

Todd Smith is CEO of QoreAI and authored, The Intelligent Dealership: How AI and Data Transform Automotive Retail.

In a news release, he said, “Every major technology wave produces one infrastructure company that wins by owning the data layer. Salesforce did it for enterprise CRM. Stripe did it for payments. Databricks did it for enterprise AI. No one has done it for automotive retail — until now.

“Dealers today are running 12, 15, sometimes 20 separate tools, each one creating its own data silo, each one requiring its own integration, and none of them producing the clean, unified data that AI agents need to actually work,” Smith said.

“QoreAI is the platform that ends that era. We organize a dealer’s entire data universe — DMS, CRM, inventory, payroll, digital channels — into a single, structured, dealer-owned data center. Lokam.ai is the first agentic application running natively on that platform, and it is a proof point for what becomes possible when AI finally has the data infrastructure it requires.”

Smith led an Auto Remarketing webinar last month with Duane Sanders of the Santa Barbara Auto Group and Bryan Durant of the Bruner Auto Family, who discussed the application of AI at dealerships.

Sanders and Durant each shared examples of tools they built with AI to improve marketing, payroll and other crucial dealership functions. And Smith offered even more ways dealers can cut through the AI clutter and overcome apprehensions about using the technology. Watch the webinar here.