Update Finance Calculator Settings

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Learn how to update your website's Finance Calculator settings in the iMotor CMS, including interest rates, loan terms, deposits, balloon payments, fees, repayment frequency, and loan amounts.


Open the iMotor CMS


Navigate to https://cms.imotor.com.au/ & click "CMS"
 

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Access Finance Calculator Settings


Open Settings

From the CMS, navigate to 
  1. Settings
  2. Finance
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Update Required Fields

From here you can update the fields required for your dealership's Finance Calculator.
Then click save.

Available settings include:

  • Interest Rate
  • Interest Rate Custom Label
  • Loan Period (in months)
  • Deposit Percentage
  • Deposit Amount
  • Repayment Frequency
  • Default Balloon Percentage
  • Maximum Balloon Percentage
  • Balloon Amount
  • Establishment Fees
  • Other Fees
  • Dealer Fees
  • Default Loan Amount
  • Minimum Loan Amount
  • Maximum Loan Amount

Use only the fields relevant to your dealership's finance calculator configuration.

Important: Check that finance rates, fees, amounts, and other information are correct before publishing your changes.


Publish Your Changes (Build & Deploy)


After saving your updates, navigate to Start Build and click Build & Deploy to publish your changes to the website.

If you have additional CMS updates to make, we recommend completing them first so you can publish everything at once.

Please note: Website updates may take a short time to appear after publishing.

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