• Marble Financial (MRBL) has signed a business partnership with Turnover Technologies and their flagship product, TurnoverCRM
  • TurnoverCRM is an industry leading technology platform for the underbanked auto industry in Canada
  • Turnover currently has 30 auto dealerships using its technology platform, selling an average of 1,300-1,500 vehicles, monthly
  • CEO Karim Nanji spoke with Coreena Robertson about the news
  • Marble is an AI-driven leading provider of software-as-a-service (SaaS) solutions
  • Marble Financial Inc. (MRBL) is unchanged trading at $0.07 per share

Marble Financial (MRBL) has signed a business partnership with Turnover Technologies and their flagship product, TurnoverCRM.

TurnoverCRM is an industry leading technology platform for the underbanked auto industry in Canada. It is designed for auto dealerships that want to improve their sales process and sell more cars.

The software automates the entire lead qualification process and tracks the direct ROI associated with marketing spend of the dealerships. It eliminates the barriers to communication between the prospect and the sales team and streamlines the financing process from application to approval.

About Turnover Technologies

Turnover currently has 30 auto dealerships using its technology platform, selling an average of 1,300-1,500 vehicles, monthly. Most of these purchases require financing from non-prime, alternative lenders. The monthly marketing spend per dealership varies between $10,000 to $40,000 per month. The platform processes up to 6,000 digital leads monthly.

Karim Nanji, Marble’s CEO, commented on the news.

“We are excited about the potential of this partnership with Turnover Technologies. It leverages our recent acquisition of the proprietary Autocarz business by allowing Marble to focus on enabling auto dealerships to sell more cars. Assisting Canadians to qualify for affordable solutions to finance their vehicle or other purchases is what Marble is all about.”

Marble has recently introduced an innovative solution called Drive Away. The solution aims to revolutionize the process of securing vehicle financing through its MyMarble financial wellness engagement platform. This service connects individuals who have difficulty obtaining approval for their desired vehicle with trusted partners and financing options, thereby making vehicle ownership more accessible to Canadians.

The combination of Accumulate.AI, Marble’s financial wellness engagement platform, and Inverite’s open banking income verification service, will enable auto dealerships using TurnoverCRM to tap into high-quality cost-per-lead programs and manage the full lifecycle of the prospects in TurnoverCRM.

CEO Karim Nanji spoke with Coreena Robertson about the news.

About Marble Financial

Marble is an AI-driven leading provider of software-as-a-service (SaaS) solutions. It helps consumers proactively rebuild their credit back to mainstream levels through data-driven financial technology solutions, financial literacy and education. It also empowers businesses to acquire and use real-time financial data to better transact with consumers.

Marble Financial (MRBL) is unchanged trading at $0.07 per share.

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