Marketplace · ScoutRV → RV Trader
ScoutRV and RV Trader
Your inventory goes to RV Trader as an automated feed. Your RV Trader account stays yours — Scout supplies the listings, it does not sit between you and the marketplace.
How it works
- Photos, specifications, pricing and status are mapped to the fields RV Trader expects.
- Pricing is rule-aware, so dealers running condition-based overrides or base-price display send the correct number rather than whatever sits in the raw price field.
- Feed delivery is monitored by an automated staleness check, so a feed that quietly stops is caught rather than discovered a fortnight later.
Other integrations
Lightspeed → ScoutRV
Lightspeed DMS
Automatic inventory sync from Lightspeed, including multi-store feeds.
IDS → ScoutRV
IDS DMS
Automatic inventory sync from IDS, the most common DMS in RV retail.
ScoutRV → DP360
DP360 CRM
Leads delivered into DP360 in the format it expects, with retry on failure.
Questions
RV Trader questions
Do we keep our own RV Trader account?+
Yes. The account and the relationship stay yours; Scout supplies the inventory feed to it.
Can we control which units go to the marketplace?+
Yes — by location, condition, category or individual unit.
Which price gets sent?+
Whichever you configure. The mapper reads your pricing rules rather than only the raw list price, which matters if you run overrides.