Clear addendums. Controlled process.
QP Addendums helps dealerships apply consistent products, pricing, branding, and disclosure language across every printed addendum — without relying on manual checks.
Your addendum is not the Monroney label.
The factory Monroney label stays separate; the addendum communicates dealership-installed products, pricing, and required disclosures in a format the team controls.
One source of truth for every printed addendum.
Set approved products, prices, branding, and disclosure language once; QP Addendums applies dealership-specific rules consistently at print time.
Each dealership stays in its own lane.
Inventory, pricing rules, products, branding, and print activity stay scoped to the dealership they belong to. Teams only work with the locations and information their access allows.
Dealership-scoped data
Vehicle and configuration data stays tied to the correct dealership context.
Controlled access
Permissions determine which rooftops and workflows each user can access.
Multi-rooftop ready
Dealer groups can operate across locations without collapsing every dealership into one shared workspace.
Make the approved disclosure the default.
Define dealership-specific disclosure language alongside products and pricing, then apply it consistently at print time.
Standardized wording
Consistent application
Controlled changes
QP Addendums supports a controlled disclosure process; each dealership remains responsible for confirming that its language and practices satisfy applicable federal, state, and local requirements.
Know what was printed, and find it again.
Every completed print belongs to a specific vehicle and dealership workflow. QP Addendums keeps print history available so teams can look up previous jobs, confirm what was produced, and reprint when needed.
Print history
Print ID lookup
Controlled reprints
Put the controls inside the workflow.
Standardize how your dealership handles products, pricing, disclosures, access, and print history — without adding another manual checklist to the process.