Along with announcing a case study on the benefits of OVE.com, Manheim also reported a collection of enhancements to the product, which aim to “refine” customers’ performance and digital experience.

First up, the company revealed seller ratings on the site now aggregate data from a trio of sources, a move Manheim explained will “give buyers the trust and confidence in purchasing from many sellers.”

Also, the site touts new centralized processes, which the company explained can allow for a more thorough capture and quicker position of no-sale inventory.

Lastly, Manheim announced a new integration with inventory risk management company DealShield. The tool has been integrated into OVE.com, giving buyers a quote by vehicle at checkout.

The move also can help users better manage the sale of returned vehicle purchases through the buy-back guarantee program quickly and more efficiently, Manheim management explained.

“Dealers using OVE.com add another buying and selling avenue to their business portfolio that clearly helps increase sales and profits,” said Jenifer Eggert, vice president of digital services for Manheim. “As our customers continue to embrace online channels to move inventory, we continually strive to strengthen our core online tools and processes in an effort to perfect customers’ digital experience.”

Auto Remarketing also took a look at the key findings from the newly released OVE.com case study, and picked out four takeaways, the first being an increase in percentage of MMR price for vehicles that are re-run through OVE instead of the physical auction.