AUTORA OS

Commercial architecture · governance depth · rollout scope

Commercial scope for
control infrastructure.

AUTORA is contracted according to the depth of governance required across the network. The commercial boundary is defined by enforcement scope, escalation architecture, executive visibility, and the level of operating control that has to become non-optional.
This is not feature packaging. It is infrastructure scope: single-store execution control, cross-store governance, enterprise command, and network intelligence for OEM or portfolio-backed operators.

Commercial scope

Four governance layers.
One control standard.

AUTORA is contracted according to how much operating control has to be enforced. The commercial boundary is defined by governance depth, intervention scope, and how much revenue exposure must be visible at leadership level.

Single-store execution control

Operations Control

R49,000 / month

For single-store execution control where response discipline, booking follow-through, and frontline accountability need to become enforceable.

Who it's for

Single-store operators that need one governed operating standard.

Governance depth

Store-level enforcement of response timing, ownership, and booking control.

Operational impact

Creates one controlled path for inbound demand so no lead can sit unmanaged, unassigned, or unconfirmed without consequence.

Revenue protection

Protects against missed first response, weak follow-up, and booking decay inside a single store operation.

Enforcement and response discipline for a single operation.

Multi-store visibility and accountability

Revenue Governance

Core governance

R89,000 / month

For multi-store visibility and accountability where management needs to see which stores are complying, which are breaking, and where escalation has to intervene.

Who it's for

Dealer groups that need one governance view across multiple stores.

Governance depth

Cross-store SLA enforcement with shared ownership rules and escalation logic.

Operational impact

Standardizes execution across stores so leadership can intervene before weak response handling compounds into network leakage.

Revenue protection

Protects margin by reducing after-hours leakage, store inconsistency, and unmanaged booking fallout.

Governance across multiple stores, not store-by-store reporting.

Large group command and reporting

Enterprise Command

R189,000 / month

For large dealer groups that need network-wide control, executive reporting, and intervention architecture across multiple brands or regions.

Who it's for

Large dealer groups requiring network-wide control.

Governance depth

Network-level policy enforcement with central intervention and executive review.

Operational impact

Turns leadership decisions into governed operating behavior across the network instead of relying on local store discretion.

Revenue protection

Protects group margin by catching revenue exposure while action is still available at store and manager level.

Network-wide control plus executive reporting.

OEM and large-network governance

Network Intelligence Platform

Institutional scope

R375,000 / month

For OEM programs, PE-backed groups, and very large networks needing governance, benchmarking, and executive control across the full estate.

Who it's for

OEM and large networks requiring institutional control.

Governance depth

Portfolio-wide governance architecture with benchmarking, oversight, and executive control.

Operational impact

Unifies policy, accountability, and performance oversight across the entire network so operators can govern by exception instead of anecdote.

Revenue protection

Protects revenue at network level by tying governance, benchmarking, and executive review to operational behavior.

Governance and benchmarking infrastructure for complex dealership estates.

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