AutoNation Case Study

Publisher: Optimized Payments

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AutoNation Case Study

AutoNation, America's largest automotive retailer, is a Fortune 500 company employing more than 26,000 associates at over 350 franchised locations from coast to coast. Optimized Payments immediately went to work on collecting and analyzing the tremendous amount of card processing data AutoNation received every month from American Express, PayPal, two merchant acquirers, and two private-label card providers. To note, some of these credit card partners provided merchant statements that were over 5,000 pages.

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