ServiceUp Integrates 2,500+ Stellantis Dealers Into Single Fleet Repair Platform

ServiceUp has announced a preference agreement with Stellantis Pro One that fundamentally transforms how commercial fleets manage maintenance across the U.S. dealer network. By providing a single digital platform connecting to over 2,500 Stellantis franchise dealers, the solution eliminates the traditionally fragmented, paper-intensive process that has plagued fleet maintenance operations. The platform handles repair dispatch, real-time tracking, and invoice standardization, converting disparate dealer management systems into consistent VMRS-formatted billing that fleets can process on unified payment terms. This development addresses a longstanding supply chain visibility gap in fleet operations.

Historically, managing maintenance across multiple dealers meant coordinating with different systems, inconsistent invoice formats, and manual administrative overhead. ServiceUp's technology layer ingests invoices from various dealer platforms (CDK, Reynolds, etc.) and normalizes them, while the company settles with dealers separately. This creates operational efficiency for fleets while giving franchise dealers better visibility into commercial volume trends and labor-rate benchmarking, segments many dealerships have underinvested in. Beyond the Stellantis integration, ServiceUp's broader strategy signals a shift toward AI-driven fleet maintenance optimization.

The platform deploys autonomous agents that track parts availability, flag billing anomalies (e.g., oil changes billed outside policy intervals), and monitor repair cycle times. With plans to expand from 25,000 to 50,000 shops in its network by year-end and additional OEM partnerships expected within 2-3 months, this represents a structural shift in how commercial fleets will manage their most fragmented operational function.