Powerful, Reliable
Self-Service Yard
Management
Full lifecycle from quote to crush — vehicles on load tickets, cat boxes on load slips, weights in and out. POS, workflows, and sell-through analytics in one cloud platform.
Legacy Yard Software
Holds You Back
Rigid Workflows
Processing steps are hardcoded. You can't add, remove, or reorder them to match how your yard actually operates.
Limited Data Insights
Basic reports tell you what sold, but not which vehicles generate profit. No per-vehicle ROI, no YMM analytics, no way to improve purchasing decisions.
Desktop-Only Access
Tied to specific machines at the counter. No remote access, no checking inventory from the yard floor on your phone.
Disconnected Data
POS, purchasing, and commodities live in separate silos. A seller in purchasing isn't linked to their POS history or commodity loads.
One Unified System
Built for Modern Yards
Configurable Workflows
Visual drag-and-drop builder. Define your own processing steps, custom fields, automations, and SLA tracking — your yard, your rules.
Sell-Through Analytics
POS sales tied back to source vehicles. Per-vehicle ROI, YMM profitability, and a pricing engine that learns what makes you money.
Cloud-Native Access
Works on any device with a browser. Counter, yard floor, home office — your data is always available and always backed up.
Unified Contact CRM
One record per person across every module. Seller, customer, buyer, driver — full cross-module history, tags, and purchase stats.
Everything You Need to Run Your Yard
Choose a module to see the full feature list and capabilities.
We Don't Tell You How
to Run Your Yard
Every yard is different. UpLift provides a yard-agnostic workflow engine with a visual builder. You define the steps, the data, the automation, and the rules.
- Visual drag-and-drop builder
- Custom fields per step
- Automation triggers & actions
- SLA tracking & escalation
Common Questions
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UpLift is being built right now. Get early access when we launch. One platform, full lifecycle — built for how yards actually run.