Spiffy, Blink AI integrate platforms to help dealerships scale mobile service programs
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Spiffy and Blink AI Automotive have come together at the auto retail industry’s biggest get-together.
During the 2026 NADA Show in Las Vegas, the companies announced an integration partnership designed to help dealerships deploy and scale mobile vehicle service more efficiently.
The partnership combines complementary technologies, they said, in Spiffy’s operating system for mobile service and Blink AI’s artificial-intelligence powered customer engagement and scheduling capabilities.
Together the companies aim to allow dealerships to offer an end-to-end mobile service experience that’s simple for customers to schedule and efficient for dealerships to operate.
“Mobile service is becoming an essential part of how dealers and OEMs extend convenience and access for their customers,” Blink AI Automotive CEO Dave Perry said. “By bringing together intelligent scheduling with proven mobile service execution, this partnership helps dealers deliver a seamless experience that benefits customers, dealer teams and OEM programs alike.”
The integration has Blink AI serving as the customer-facing orchestration layer, gathering service needs, managing scheduling and delivering proactive communications. Spiffy provides automated, optimized mobile service eligibility routing and service monitoring for the dealership’s fixed operations staff.
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“The challenge in mobile service has never been demand — it’s execution at scale,” Spiffy CEO Karl Murphy said. “Spiffy is built to be the mobile operating system for fixed operations, turning customer intent into consistent, profitable service execution.
“By integrating with Blink AI Automotive, we’re closing the loop between intelligent scheduling and real-world fulfillment so dealers can scale mobile service as a core operating channel, not a side project.”
The companies said their collaboration is designed to support a range of automotive retail environments, including individual dealerships looking to introduce or expand mobile service, dealer groups seeking consistency among multiple rooftops, and OEM initiatives focused on improving service access, retention and customer satisfaction.
The integrated system is also designed to work within existing service lane operations to expand capacity without disrupting established workflows. The companies said it “reflects a shared commitment to dealer-centric design and practical execution” to help dealers scale their programs “thoughtfully and sustainably.”
By aligning customer engagement with mobile service execution, Spiffy and Blink AI Automotive said they aim to help dealers make mobile service easy for customers to find and schedule, eliminate manual coordination for dealership staff, improve use and efficiency of mobile service assets, and support scalable service strategies across regions and brands.
The partnership is non-exclusive, which the companies said and reinforces their commitment to open collaboration in supporting dealer and OEM priorities.
