ARGUS 360
Argus 360 plays defense from outside the store, looking in. It documents what a dealership actually said and did, grades it against policy and law, and puts the proof on the record. The report card is the product.
Every audit cycle ends in a report card: a graded, sourced account of how the store performed on the phone, on the floor, and in the paperwork. It reads like a document, not a dashboard, because it is built to be handed to a general manager, a compliance officer, or counsel.
The principal decides what to do with it. Argus 360 supplies the evidence, not the verdict.
Argus 360 runs AI-conducted mystery shops and audits across a store's real customer interactions. Each finding is paired with a timestamp, a transcript excerpt, and the rule it was graded against. Nothing in the report asks to be taken on faith.
Recording is done lawfully by design. The platform's consent framework tracks one-party consent rules state by state, with counsel review built into the dataset.
Findings feed a recovery pipeline: missed appointments, mishandled leads, and process leaks that cost the store real revenue. For multi-rooftop groups, a network rollup shows every store on one screen, graded on the same standard.
Executives are now being named personally in complaints, and Section 5 penalties run up to $53,088 per violation. A dealership that can prove what it said is in a different position from one that cannot.
Argus 360 is positioned as the independent audit and revenue layer for automotive retail. It complements the compliance platforms dealers already use rather than competing with them, and it holds its own evidentiary standard: proof, on the record.
The compliance exposure brief, the interactive one-party consent map, and a walkthrough of how to read a report card.