Way 2 of 3

Your warranty. Your brand.

For dealer groups and principals who want their own name on the certificate and greater control over the proposition.

Dealer principals shaping a warranty programme at a whiteboard
Is this for you?

A proposition that belongs to the dealership.

White label suits established dealers and groups that want their brand on the warranty, while using Love Warranty for the stack and agreed operational work underneath.

Your identity

Put the dealership or group brand on the customer proposition and certificate.

Your product choices

Shape the vehicles, cover levels and programme rules with Love before launch.

Your retail pricing

Decide how the proposition is positioned and priced for eligible customers.

Regular review

Review programme performance and agree changes as the dealership develops.

Agreed responsibilities

Set commercial, fund, claims and support responsibilities before launch.

Love underneath

Use the Love stack and the agreed level of operational support.

Who decides what

Clear control before launch.

The dealer shapes the brand, products, cover and retail pricing. Love provides the operating stack and the support agreed for that programme.

The dealer decides

The customer proposition

Brand, eligible vehicles, product structure, cover choices, customer positioning and retail pricing are shaped around the dealership.

Love provides

The agreed operating layer

Technology, documentation, programme setup and the agreed level of billing, support and claims work sit underneath the dealer proposition.

Claims authority is agreed before launch. It is not automatically held by the dealer. The dealer agreement, certificate and applicable policy terms govern the arrangement.

From idea to forecourt

Four decisions make the route clear.

The comparison table stays on Ways to work. Here, the question is whether the dealership wants its own proposition and is ready to define it.

  1. Define the vehicles, customers and brand outcome.
  2. Set products, cover levels, pricing and programme rules.
  3. Agree claims authority, support and operational responsibilities.
  4. Launch under the dealer brand and review performance.

Want warranty to feel like part of your dealership?