Built for NSCs and importers

The marketing platform built for National Sales Companies

An NSC sits between the factory's brand standards and hundreds of local dealer plans. Sizle is built around that exact position: approve, supervise, and analyze dealer marketing across every brand and market you import.

Supervision at network scale

Every dealer plan needs review, every claim needs validation, and every quarter needs a report the factory will accept. Done by email, that's a full-time chase. NSC teams end up policing format instead of improving marketing — and still find out too late when a market underspends or a campaign never ran.

How Sizle handles it

One approval queue

Dealer submissions arrive in a single queue with SLAs, comments, and escalation — from sales advisor to dealer manager to NSC sign-off.

Evidence validation at scale

Requirement matrices define what proof each campaign type needs; bulk review and invoice OCR keep controller workloads sane.

Brand compliance with an audit trail

Who approved what, against which budget, with which evidence — recorded on every campaign, ready for the factory or finance.

Multi-market, multi-brand rollups

Budget utilization, execution rates, and KPI attainment across every brand and dealer you supervise, in one report.

Common questions

What is an NSC marketing platform?

Software a National Sales Company or importer uses to manage dealer marketing across its network: campaign approvals, co-op budget supervision, evidence validation, compliance, and consolidated reporting back to the factory.

Can Sizle be white-labeled per importer?

Yes. Each tenant gets its own branding, domain, brands, dealer structure, and rules — data is fully isolated between tenants.

How do dealers experience the platform?

Dealers plan campaigns, submit briefs, track approvals, upload proof, and follow their reimbursement — without needing to understand the NSC's internal process.

See it on your own network.

Tell us how your network runs today, and see the parts of Sizle that map to it.