Spiffy is gaining momentum in the mobile service department segment.

The company announced last week that its Digital Servicing platform has been integrated with CDK’s Fortellis platform, meaning dealerships can now connect Spiffy’s mobile service technology with CDK’s management system.

As part of this, Spiffy has added a third dealership to its Digital Servicing program: Krause Genesis.

Looking at the CDK integration, Spiffy said this allows dealers to manage mobile appointments, optimize service routes, track inventory, process payments and sync data through their respective DMS.

“Our integration with CDK is a critical step in delivering streamlined solutions to dealerships,” Spiffy CEO Karl Murphy said in a news release. “With this technology, we’re making it easier for forward-thinking dealerships like Krause Genesis to scale mobile service and meet rising customer expectations for convenience.”

He added, “Mobile service is no longer a luxury — it’s an expectation. Spiffy provides dealerships with the tools and technology to meet this demand and position themselves as leaders in mobile servicing.”

Krause Genesis chief operating officer Zack Krause added, “Our collaboration with Spiffy has given us the tools to operate mobile service more efficiently than ever. The integration with CDK ensures our teams can manage operations smoothly across multiple locations while enhancing the convenience we provide to our customers.”

Spiffy announced the launch of the digital servicing platform in October and that it had integrated the platform with Reynolds and Reynolds. It debuted the digital servicing program with Bozard Ford Lincoln, based in St. Augustine, Fla.