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Torrenova Rentacar
Torrenova Rentacar
I would like to show you one of the reasons of why I have been so busy lately: torrenovarentacar.com.
One of the most complete sites in terms of rentacar systems. Fully synchronized with one of the most used rent a car management programs in Spain, CarPlus (www.cargestion.es) and with a highly powerful control panel where the rent a car owner controls absolutely everything. Its web panel features:
- Company details
- Contacts
- Offices and their Google locations
- CarPlus Settings and Sync
- Users
- Extras
- Cars
- Car Groups
- Car Models
- Translations (It can set new languages at will)
If you have time, please check it out as I would love to get some feedback about it.
Thanks!
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