Every recovery in route, on one compliant record.
RepoRoutes pairs BHPH dealers with independent recovery agents across Texas. Assign the agents you already use, watch the unit move from the pickup address to your lot, and finish with a timestamped file — and as the network grows, every dealer and every vetted agent in the state is one assignment away.
One statewide network connecting every dealer to every vetted recovery agent.
Today you run your own agents on our record. As dealers and agencies join, an order placed anywhere in Texas can reach a licensed, insured agent nearby in minutes — same checklists, same photo proof, same defense file.
Coverage that fills in
Every county another dealer's agency covers becomes coverage you can draw on when a car sits out of market.
Vouched, not scraped
Agents enter by dealer referral and stay only while licensing and coverage are current.
Work stays on one record
Whoever drives the truck, the account keeps the same statuses, photos, coordinates and paperwork.
In Texas the duty to repossess peaceably cannot be handed to a contractor.
When the agent gets it wrong, the claim is filed against the name on the note. That leaves three defenses, and RepoRoutes produces all three on every order — whether the agent is yours or the network's.
An insured, licensed agent
Coverage and licensing verified before the order can be assigned, with the policy dates on the file.
A signed authorization
A per-assignment authorization and indemnification agreement, e-signed by both parties before the agent sees an address.
A complete timestamped record
Every status, photograph, message and coordinate, kept in one file you can produce years later.
The dealer runs the file. The agent runs the job.
Desk software for the whole recovery
- One activity feed instead of six text threads.
- Assign inside your market, or out of it, from one screen.
- Deadlines that count themselves down from real timestamps.
- Paperwork generated from the file, not typed after the fact.
- Customer data stays out of email and off personal phones.
A field app that keeps you covered
- Offers arrive with the address, the fee and the destination.
- Begin, on scene, recovered — three taps, timestamped.
- The required photo list is on the screen, not in your head.
- Witnessed property inventory built into the job.
- Paid without invoicing anybody.
Your agents stay yours. Their agents cover the cars you can't reach.
The agencies you bring in are private to you and never carry a connection fee. When a car is three hours away, you can assign a vetted agency another dealer vouched for, working the same checklists and the same record.
Post the order
Account, vehicle, addresses and the destination the car goes to. The compliance checks run before it can leave your desk.
Pick an agent
Your own agencies first, always free. If the car sits outside your market, draw from agents other dealers vouched for.
Watch it move
Accepted, in-route, recovered, delivered — with photos, coordinates and a two-way thread on the account.
Close it clean
Property released, notices sent, accounting delivered, agent paid — one file you can hand to a lawyer.
Deadlines run whether you track them or not.
Breach of the peace
If anyone objects, the agent stops and leaves — one tap records the withdrawal, the narrative and the location. The duty to repossess peaceably stays with you no matter who drives the truck.
Tex. Bus. & Com. Code §9.609Personal property and the 21-day clock
Belongings are inventoried with a witness, photographed item by item, and held for the customer at no charge. The countdown starts at the repossession timestamp — nobody types it.
Tex. Fin. Code §348.407Notice of sale
Written notice before the vehicle is sold, and it has to reach co-signers too. RepoRoutes builds the notice from the file and records when it went out.
Tex. Bus. & Com. Code §9.611Redemption survives until the sale
The customer can pay and take the car back right up until it is sold. The account shows the payoff and the redemption window instead of leaving it to a phone call.
Tex. Bus. & Com. Code §9.623The 90-day clock at 60% paid
If the customer has paid 60% or more of the cash price, the vehicle has to be disposed of on a short clock. We compute it from the contract figures on the order.
Tex. Bus. & Com. Code §9.620Insurance and licensing, verified first
General liability, wrongful-repossession coverage and licensing are checked before an agent can be assigned. A bond that covers only theft and bad faith is not coverage.
Tex. Occ. Code §1702Citations are provided so you can look the rule up. RepoRoutes is not a law firm and does not give legal advice.
Priced on introductions, not on you.
No connection fee, ever, on an agency you brought in. Seats are billed monthly per location.
Per completed order, charged only when RepoRoutes introduced the agent and only when the recovery completes. Disclosed before authorization and again on the payout record.
Access is gated to licensed Texas dealers and insured agents.
Both are verified before an account goes live. Tell us who you are and we will come back to you with an invitation.