Visiting the Weitmann Car Dealership
Our pilot client, the Weitmann car dealership, began testing the LISA environment and introducing it to employees a month ago. Mr. Weitmann provided us with some valuable insights and feedback. Overall, the employees were positive about the new system, though some were also skeptical. “It really was like two different worlds,” Mr. Weitmann emphasized.
Visiting our pilot customer, Autohaus Weitmann
Yesterday we had the opportunity to visit one of our pilot customers, Autohaus Weitmann, on site and hold interesting discussions about the introduction of the LISA environment. At this point we would like to thank the owner, Mr. Weitmann, for his time and the warm welcome!
Between anticipation and skepticism
During the conversation with Mr. Weitmann, we quickly began discussing how the employees of the dealership across different departments reacted to the announced new acquisition. Overall, the employees showed a positive attitude toward the new system, although there was also some skepticism. "It was really two worlds," emphasized Mr. Weitmann. Especially in the mechanical areas it is not yet entirely clear how LISA can provide support. "It probably won't be able to pick up a wrench," represents the employees' attitude quite well.
In the offices, however, there is excited anticipation for the tool, which is expected to provide relief and increased efficiency. Duplicate bureaucracy should be minimized and repetitive tasks solved through process automation, allowing employees to focus on the truly important topics, use their time more effectively and avoid unnecessary stress.
AI as a tool and the "aha" effect
AI must be seen as a tool, not as a replacement -- that is our mantra. Often people initially react negatively to AI tools, frequently out of fear of being replaced or simply because they cannot yet imagine anything tangible and quickly dismiss them as "unnecessary". At this point Mr. Weitmann mentioned his son as an example, who uses ChatGPT for coding, but does not simply have the finished solution generated -- instead he asks for the actual solution path to be explained. He uses the AI tool ChatGPT to learn and can therefore understand and solve complex tasks in a very short time, tasks that previously even fairly experienced programmers would have struggled to solve quickly.
LISA can keep up. The "aha" moment comes at the latest after the first tests of the environment. A quick upload of a PDF into the Knowledge Base, a short message in the chat and voilà -- LISA is able to handle problems with the professionalism and routine of an experienced employee. "I would have to train a salesperson for six months before they could do the same thing LISA can do in five minutes," said Mr. Weitmann.
Experiences with LISA so far
Next Vladislav asked him about his experiences after one month of using the LISA environment. "Easy access, self-explanatory, quick success experiences," was his first reaction.
The Scribe module was used immediately to record an important meeting. The Scribe recording "was 99% accurate" and "was great"! The meeting recording could then be sent afterward to all meeting participants as well as those who were unable to attend, demonstrating the potential of LISA. Data management through the Asset Manager "was self-explanatory and worked great.".
Regarding the Knowledge Base and Call System, another practical example came up: imagine a vehicle with a 400-page instruction manual. At first, the salesperson will explain the vehicle to the customer thoroughly and in detail. But at a certain point there is a limit -- no one can remember everything. Later the customer calls with simple questions such as "How do I open the fuel cap?" or "How do I replace the key battery?". The salesperson has to look it up again in the manual and relay the information back to the customer. With LISA, the customer can call on a Sunday at 3 PM or Wednesday at 2 AM and receive the information exactly when they want and need it, because the LISA Call System takes over the call using the instruction manual stored in the Knowledge Base!
So far not all LISA modules have been activated for everyday use. Mr. Weitmann is particularly looking forward to the soon-to-be-released features, especially workflows and voice-control integration in the chat. The extended deep integration with his DMS system, arriving in the next few weeks, is also eagerly anticipated.
Final words
After a detailed discussion about the topics above, technical aspects and industry-specific insights, we asked Mr. Weitmann a question that was particularly exciting and important for us: "What would you call LISA if you were chosen to give her a new name?" The answer was simple. Mr. Weitmann would keep the current name because it already fits perfectly. However, he would give her the surname "Weitmann" on a birth certificate and therefore symbolically welcome her into the Weitmann family. Phenomenal!
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LISA is currently in an exclusive testing phase. We would be happy to consider your request to join our limited pilot program. The official release is planned for Q3 2026.
If you are interested in LISA, feel free to contact us directly or use the link to secure a slot for a product presentation and a personal conversation. Customers receive the LISA ecosystem for the <u>{=html}first 3 months free</u>{=html}. For Obereder-Castrol customers, LISA is even available <u>{=html}free for the first 6 months</u>{=html}.
Remaining spots are highly limited.
Demo booking: <a href="https://cal.com/lisa-general-meeting/30min" target="_self" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">{=html}<strong>{=html}https://cal.com/lisa-general-meeting/30min</strong>{=html}</a>{=html}
Visiting our pilot customer, Autohaus Weitmann
Yesterday we had the opportunity to visit one of our pilot customers, Autohaus Weitmann, on site and hold interesting discussions about the introduction of the LISA environment. At this point we would like to thank the owner, Mr. Weitmann, for his time and the warm welcome!
Between anticipation and skepticism
During the conversation with Mr. Weitmann, we quickly began discussing how the employees of the dealership across different departments reacted to the announced new acquisition. Overall, the employees showed a positive attitude toward the new system, although there was also some skepticism. "It was really two worlds," emphasized Mr. Weitmann. Especially in the mechanical areas it is not yet entirely clear how LISA can provide support. "It probably won’t be able to pick up a wrench," represents the employees’ attitude quite well.
In the offices, however, there is excited anticipation for the tool, which is expected to provide relief and increased efficiency. Duplicate bureaucracy should be minimized and repetitive tasks solved through process automation, allowing employees to focus on the truly important topics, use their time more effectively and avoid unnecessary stress.
AI as a tool and the "aha" effect
AI must be seen as a tool, not as a replacement – that is our mantra. Often people initially react negatively to AI tools, frequently out of fear of being replaced or simply because they cannot yet imagine anything tangible and quickly dismiss them as “unnecessary”. At this point Mr. Weitmann mentioned his son as an example, who uses ChatGPT for coding, but does not simply have the finished solution generated – instead he asks for the actual solution path to be explained. He uses the AI tool ChatGPT to learn and can therefore understand and solve complex tasks in a very short time, tasks that previously even fairly experienced programmers would have struggled to solve quickly.
LISA can keep up. The "aha" moment comes at the latest after the first tests of the environment. A quick upload of a PDF into the Knowledge Base, a short message in the chat and voilà – LISA is able to handle problems with the professionalism and routine of an experienced employee. "I would have to train a salesperson for six months before they could do the same thing LISA can do in five minutes," said Mr. Weitmann.
Experiences with LISA so far
Next Vladislav asked him about his experiences after one month of using the LISA environment. "Easy access, self-explanatory, quick success experiences," was his first reaction.
The Scribe module was used immediately to record an important meeting. The Scribe recording "was 99% accurate" and "was great"! The meeting recording could then be sent afterward to all meeting participants as well as those who were unable to attend, demonstrating the potential of LISA. Data management through the Asset Manager "was self-explanatory and worked great.".
Regarding the Knowledge Base and Call System, another practical example came up: imagine a vehicle with a 400-page instruction manual. At first, the salesperson will explain the vehicle to the customer thoroughly and in detail. But at a certain point there is a limit – no one can remember everything. Later the customer calls with simple questions such as "How do I open the fuel cap?" or "How do I replace the key battery?". The salesperson has to look it up again in the manual and relay the information back to the customer. With LISA, the customer can call on a Sunday at 3 PM or Wednesday at 2 AM and receive the information exactly when they want and need it, because the LISA Call System takes over the call using the instruction manual stored in the Knowledge Base!
So far not all LISA modules have been activated for everyday use. Mr. Weitmann is particularly looking forward to the soon-to-be-released features, especially workflows and voice-control integration in the chat. The extended deep integration with his DMS system, arriving in the next few weeks, is also eagerly anticipated.
Final words
After a detailed discussion about the topics above, technical aspects and industry-specific insights, we asked Mr. Weitmann a question that was particularly exciting and important for us: "What would you call LISA if you were chosen to give her a new name?" The answer was simple. Mr. Weitmann would keep the current name because it already fits perfectly. However, he would give her the surname "Weitmann" on a birth certificate and therefore symbolically welcome her into the Weitmann family. Phenomenal!
He describes the cooperation with the LISA team so far with the words: "Friendly, polite, kind, committed, competent, solution-oriented." and "It’s really fun."
Once again, thank you very much Mr. Weitmann – we look forward to continuing our excellent collaboration!
Autohaus Weitmann: https://www.autohaus-weitmann.at/
LISA is currently in an exclusive testing phase. We would be happy to consider your request to join our limited pilot program. The official release is planned for Q3 2026.
If you are interested in LISA, feel free to contact us directly or use the link to secure a slot for a product presentation and a personal conversation. Customers receive the LISA ecosystem for the first 3 months free. For Obereder-Castrol customers, LISA is even available free for the first 6 months.
Remaining spots are highly limited.
Demo booking: https://cal.com/lisa-general-meeting/30min
Our pilot client, the Weitmann car dealership, began testing the LISA environment and introducing it to employees a month ago. Mr. Weitmann provided us with some valuable insights and feedback. Overall, the employees were positive about the new system, though some were also skeptical. “It really was like two different worlds,” Mr. Weitmann emphasized.
Visiting our pilot customer, Autohaus Weitmann
Yesterday we had the opportunity to visit one of our pilot customers, Autohaus Weitmann, on site and hold interesting discussions about the introduction of the LISA environment. At this point we would like to thank the owner, Mr. Weitmann, for his time and the warm welcome!
Between anticipation and skepticism
During the conversation with Mr. Weitmann, we quickly began discussing how the employees of the dealership across different departments reacted to the announced new acquisition. Overall, the employees showed a positive attitude toward the new system, although there was also some skepticism. "It was really two worlds," emphasized Mr. Weitmann. Especially in the mechanical areas it is not yet entirely clear how LISA can provide support. "It probably won't be able to pick up a wrench," represents the employees' attitude quite well.
In the offices, however, there is excited anticipation for the tool, which is expected to provide relief and increased efficiency. Duplicate bureaucracy should be minimized and repetitive tasks solved through process automation, allowing employees to focus on the truly important topics, use their time more effectively and avoid unnecessary stress.
AI as a tool and the "aha" effect
AI must be seen as a tool, not as a replacement -- that is our mantra. Often people initially react negatively to AI tools, frequently out of fear of being replaced or simply because they cannot yet imagine anything tangible and quickly dismiss them as "unnecessary". At this point Mr. Weitmann mentioned his son as an example, who uses ChatGPT for coding, but does not simply have the finished solution generated -- instead he asks for the actual solution path to be explained. He uses the AI tool ChatGPT to learn and can therefore understand and solve complex tasks in a very short time, tasks that previously even fairly experienced programmers would have struggled to solve quickly.
LISA can keep up. The "aha" moment comes at the latest after the first tests of the environment. A quick upload of a PDF into the Knowledge Base, a short message in the chat and voilà -- LISA is able to handle problems with the professionalism and routine of an experienced employee. "I would have to train a salesperson for six months before they could do the same thing LISA can do in five minutes," said Mr. Weitmann.
Experiences with LISA so far
Next Vladislav asked him about his experiences after one month of using the LISA environment. "Easy access, self-explanatory, quick success experiences," was his first reaction.
The Scribe module was used immediately to record an important meeting. The Scribe recording "was 99% accurate" and "was great"! The meeting recording could then be sent afterward to all meeting participants as well as those who were unable to attend, demonstrating the potential of LISA. Data management through the Asset Manager "was self-explanatory and worked great.".
Regarding the Knowledge Base and Call System, another practical example came up: imagine a vehicle with a 400-page instruction manual. At first, the salesperson will explain the vehicle to the customer thoroughly and in detail. But at a certain point there is a limit -- no one can remember everything. Later the customer calls with simple questions such as "How do I open the fuel cap?" or "How do I replace the key battery?". The salesperson has to look it up again in the manual and relay the information back to the customer. With LISA, the customer can call on a Sunday at 3 PM or Wednesday at 2 AM and receive the information exactly when they want and need it, because the LISA Call System takes over the call using the instruction manual stored in the Knowledge Base!
So far not all LISA modules have been activated for everyday use. Mr. Weitmann is particularly looking forward to the soon-to-be-released features, especially workflows and voice-control integration in the chat. The extended deep integration with his DMS system, arriving in the next few weeks, is also eagerly anticipated.
Final words
After a detailed discussion about the topics above, technical aspects and industry-specific insights, we asked Mr. Weitmann a question that was particularly exciting and important for us: "What would you call LISA if you were chosen to give her a new name?" The answer was simple. Mr. Weitmann would keep the current name because it already fits perfectly. However, he would give her the surname "Weitmann" on a birth certificate and therefore symbolically welcome her into the Weitmann family. Phenomenal!
He describes the cooperation with the LISA team so far with the words: "F[riendly, polite, kind, committed, competent, solution-oriented." and "It's really fun."]{style="color: #0F172A;"}
[Once again, thank you very much Mr. Weitmann -- we look forward to continuing our excellent collaboration!]{style="color: #0F172A;"}
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LISA is currently in an exclusive testing phase. We would be happy to consider your request to join our limited pilot program. The official release is planned for Q3 2026.
If you are interested in LISA, feel free to contact us directly or use the link to secure a slot for a product presentation and a personal conversation. Customers receive the LISA ecosystem for the <u>{=html}first 3 months free</u>{=html}. For Obereder-Castrol customers, LISA is even available <u>{=html}free for the first 6 months</u>{=html}.
Remaining spots are highly limited.
Demo booking: <a href="https://cal.com/lisa-general-meeting/30min" target="_self" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">{=html}<strong>{=html}https://cal.com/lisa-general-meeting/30min</strong>{=html}</a>{=html}
Visiting our pilot customer, Autohaus Weitmann
Yesterday we had the opportunity to visit one of our pilot customers, Autohaus Weitmann, on site and hold interesting discussions about the introduction of the LISA environment. At this point we would like to thank the owner, Mr. Weitmann, for his time and the warm welcome!
Between anticipation and skepticism
During the conversation with Mr. Weitmann, we quickly began discussing how the employees of the dealership across different departments reacted to the announced new acquisition. Overall, the employees showed a positive attitude toward the new system, although there was also some skepticism. "It was really two worlds," emphasized Mr. Weitmann. Especially in the mechanical areas it is not yet entirely clear how LISA can provide support. "It probably won’t be able to pick up a wrench," represents the employees’ attitude quite well.
In the offices, however, there is excited anticipation for the tool, which is expected to provide relief and increased efficiency. Duplicate bureaucracy should be minimized and repetitive tasks solved through process automation, allowing employees to focus on the truly important topics, use their time more effectively and avoid unnecessary stress.
AI as a tool and the "aha" effect
AI must be seen as a tool, not as a replacement – that is our mantra. Often people initially react negatively to AI tools, frequently out of fear of being replaced or simply because they cannot yet imagine anything tangible and quickly dismiss them as “unnecessary”. At this point Mr. Weitmann mentioned his son as an example, who uses ChatGPT for coding, but does not simply have the finished solution generated – instead he asks for the actual solution path to be explained. He uses the AI tool ChatGPT to learn and can therefore understand and solve complex tasks in a very short time, tasks that previously even fairly experienced programmers would have struggled to solve quickly.
LISA can keep up. The "aha" moment comes at the latest after the first tests of the environment. A quick upload of a PDF into the Knowledge Base, a short message in the chat and voilà – LISA is able to handle problems with the professionalism and routine of an experienced employee. "I would have to train a salesperson for six months before they could do the same thing LISA can do in five minutes," said Mr. Weitmann.
Experiences with LISA so far
Next Vladislav asked him about his experiences after one month of using the LISA environment. "Easy access, self-explanatory, quick success experiences," was his first reaction.
The Scribe module was used immediately to record an important meeting. The Scribe recording "was 99% accurate" and "was great"! The meeting recording could then be sent afterward to all meeting participants as well as those who were unable to attend, demonstrating the potential of LISA. Data management through the Asset Manager "was self-explanatory and worked great.".
Regarding the Knowledge Base and Call System, another practical example came up: imagine a vehicle with a 400-page instruction manual. At first, the salesperson will explain the vehicle to the customer thoroughly and in detail. But at a certain point there is a limit – no one can remember everything. Later the customer calls with simple questions such as "How do I open the fuel cap?" or "How do I replace the key battery?". The salesperson has to look it up again in the manual and relay the information back to the customer. With LISA, the customer can call on a Sunday at 3 PM or Wednesday at 2 AM and receive the information exactly when they want and need it, because the LISA Call System takes over the call using the instruction manual stored in the Knowledge Base!
So far not all LISA modules have been activated for everyday use. Mr. Weitmann is particularly looking forward to the soon-to-be-released features, especially workflows and voice-control integration in the chat. The extended deep integration with his DMS system, arriving in the next few weeks, is also eagerly anticipated.
Final words
After a detailed discussion about the topics above, technical aspects and industry-specific insights, we asked Mr. Weitmann a question that was particularly exciting and important for us: "What would you call LISA if you were chosen to give her a new name?" The answer was simple. Mr. Weitmann would keep the current name because it already fits perfectly. However, he would give her the surname "Weitmann" on a birth certificate and therefore symbolically welcome her into the Weitmann family. Phenomenal!
He describes the cooperation with the LISA team so far with the words: "Friendly, polite, kind, committed, competent, solution-oriented." and "It’s really fun."
Once again, thank you very much Mr. Weitmann – we look forward to continuing our excellent collaboration!
Autohaus Weitmann: https://www.autohaus-weitmann.at/
LISA is currently in an exclusive testing phase. We would be happy to consider your request to join our limited pilot program. The official release is planned for Q3 2026.
If you are interested in LISA, feel free to contact us directly or use the link to secure a slot for a product presentation and a personal conversation. Customers receive the LISA ecosystem for the first 3 months free. For Obereder-Castrol customers, LISA is even available free for the first 6 months.
Remaining spots are highly limited.
Demo booking: https://cal.com/lisa-general-meeting/30min