Dealers managing vehicle-to-government (V2Gov) transactions across five select states can now more easily manage tax, title and registration processes by way of a new DMS integration with Auto/Mate Dealership Systems.

Via its integration program, Open/Mate, Auto/Mate announced Monday that Vitu dealers who are interested in streamlining their registration and titling process for new and used vehicles can now retrieve deal data, as well as obtain temporary tags and virtual reports of sale in real-time.

Developed by Motor Vehicle Software Corporation (MVSC), Vitu currently operates in California, Oregon, Illinois, Virginia and Montana.

“Regulatory requirements are difficult to keep up with, but the Vitu platform makes it easy with new technologies that support the changing needs of state departments of motor vehicles and dealerships,” Auto/Mate president and chief executive officer Mike Esposito said in a news release.

Along with the transparency, accuracy and security that Vitu is designed to supply, the platform can also help users easily identify and track vehicle title status listings, according to Auto/Mate.

“Integration with a top-tier DMS provider allows us to expand our customer base and help dealerships improve the efficiency of necessary, but time-consuming tasks,” added Joe Nemelka, president and chief operating officer at Vitu. “The integration process with Auto/Mate's DMS was inexpensive, fast and painless.”

In addition to Vitu, MVSC is also the provider of California's DMVdesk electronic registration and titling solution.