Privacy

What DriveLogic Showroom is

A tool a car dealership uses to give its salespeople a daily list of vehicles to post on Facebook Marketplace and their own Facebook pages, and to help them answer buyers. The dealership runs its own copy of the app. Salespeople always post and send messages themselves; the app never posts or sends anything on Facebook for them.

What the Chrome helper reads

• Only facebook.com and the dealership's app. It can't see other websites, your browsing history, or your Facebook password.
• When you click Fill on Facebook, it fills in the Marketplace vehicle form with the car from your list. You review it and click Publish.
• When you click Draft reply in a chat, it reads the message you highlighted and the text of that open chat (to find which car the buyer is asking about), and sends them to the dealership's app to write a reply. It puts the reply in the message box. You press Send.
• Nothing is read or sent until you click one of the helper's buttons.

What the app keeps

• The dealership's inventory (from its own export) and each salesperson's name and phone number, entered by a manager.
• Which cars and posts were assigned and posted, and the Marketplace listing links salespeople report, so sold cars can be taken down.
• A connection key for each helper (stored only as a scrambled code), so the helper can get your list.
• Buyer messages you draft replies to are used to write that reply and are not stored. If the dealership turns on AI replies, the buyer's message, the recent chat text and the car's inventory details are sent to the AI provider (Anthropic) to write the reply, under that provider's data terms.
• No customer credit information, no Social Security numbers, and no Facebook logins are ever collected.

Sharing

Information stays with the dealership that runs the app and the services that run it (the web host, the database and, if turned on, the AI provider). It is never sold, never used for advertising, and never used to decide anyone's credit or lending.

Questions or removal

A manager at your dealership can remove you from the app, which disconnects your helper. To remove the helper itself, open chrome://extensions and click Remove. Other questions: ask a manager at your dealership.