You can’t work a lead that never arrived.

The bird shops your site like a customer and shows you where the lead went missing.

Monitoring starts at $249 a month

A trade-in tool on a phone: the offer panel is empty.
DTrade-in is down.found on the next inspection · capture attached
Dr. Canary in a lab coat, reading a tablet

What a broken tool costs the desk.

Pick a tool. Break it.
40
our estimate: 3 in 10 units at an average store
$3,200
used front plus F&I · Presidio-NCM, 2026
14 days
“a week or two before we notice” · a dealer, 2025
Our estimates. Change them.
25%
our estimate: set it to your own mix
50%
our estimate: half call, or return
Vehicle page lead forms · down 14 days$7,364of front and back gross you never got a shot at.
deals you missed
2.3
every day it sits
$526
ad spend behind them · $385 a unit retailed, new and used · from NADA, 2025
$886
And with every tool working$11,472 a monthin leads that came in and nobody worked, at the industry rate.15.2% never reached the CRM · Foureyes, 2026
Dr. Canary pointing at the failure

The same break, with the bird looking.

Nobody lookingfound on day 14$7,364lost
The bird, weeklyfound by day 4$1,841lost
Dr. Canary giving the OK sign

$5,523 stays in the store.Weekly monitoring is $399 a month. Plans start at $249. This one catch pays for 14 months of it.

Start weekly monitoring

Leads get lost in a lot of places.

The bird covers the whole path, from intake to nurturing.

  1. Intakeform loadspasssubmit goes throughfail1–2 weeksbefore one store notices a break.DealerRefresh, 2025
  2. Deliverytest inquiry sentpassconfirmation receivedfail15.2%of qualified leads were never logged.Foureyes, 2026
  3. Responseauto-replypassa person answersfail22%of in-stock inquiries got no answer in 24 hours.Pied Piper, 2026
  4. Nurturingfirst replypasssecond touchfail62.8%of returning shoppers heard nothing within a day.Foureyes, 2026

Every finding comes with the capture.

Open the example report

A trade you never saw is a car you buy at auction.

$900more profit on a car bought from its owner than one bought at auction.Kelley Blue Book, a vendor’s figure
34%of trades captured at a franchise store, against a goal of 53%.Cars Commerce, a vendor’s figure
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A Dr. Canary report on Summit Ridge Kia: a D grade, fourteen vendor tools listed with two not working, and the trade-in failure shown with its phone captures.

Stop finding out from a shopper.

A full checkup is $150. Routine monitoring starts at $249 a month.

Dr. Canary giving the OK sign