Is your dealership’s risk management best-in-class? We want to help you get there. As a business insurance company with experience in the dealer industry, we can help protect your business when you experience a loss. But we want to do more than just help protect your dealership and your employees—we want to work with you to prevent losses from happening in the first place.
That’s why we offer Sentry Risk Factor, our risk assessment tool designed specifically for dealerships like yours.
You want your dealership to be best-in-class. To get there, you need to take control of your business outcomes—and take the appropriate steps to help manage your risks and reduce the possibility of large losses.
When you experience a loss, it can slow down—or even temporarily halt—your business operations. Meanwhile, your competitors pass you by. Reducing risks helps you avoid putting your business, your employees, and your customers on hold.
You’re well-known in your community and among other dealers. Consider what a large loss could do to your reputation. Doing what you can to prevent tangible losses helps avoid intangible results. If you have a claim, we'll be there to help you cover direct costs. However, no coverage can buy back your reputation. If a loss does occur, having a proven culture of safety can provide reputational armor.
To get started with Sentry Risk Factor, we'll meet with you to discuss your dealership's operations and safety culture. Based on the details of our conversation, we'll use our Sentry Risk Factor tool to create a detailed report with the following information.
Sentry Risk Factor evaluates your risk management in five categories: Safety culture, auto risk, building and inventory risks, service practices, and premises observations.
Sentry Risk Factor assigns you one of these three rankings in each category, and one overall ranking: Best-in-class, Average, Red flag
The report also lists resources specific to areas of opportunity at your dealership. We’ll provide recommendations to help you implement changes and get on the path to being best-in-class.
Interested in learning about how you can start reducing risk at your business today? Take a look at these downloadable resources.
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All accidents have indirect costs—many of which you may not anticipate until it’s too late. These hidden costs can greatly exceed the amount your insurance company covers.
Whether your employees drive personal or company vehicles, they represent your business when they travel for work.