The Community Action Fund module inside the Chevrolet LMA Hub turns quarterly paperwork into a guided digital claim — integrated with Chevrolet and its financial partner ACB, and connected seamlessly to GM LAM, GM’s backend financial system.
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A more complete claims process starts with a structured form that captures everything required — payee type, LMA, invoice number and date, mailing address, invoice, and proof of payment.
Required fields are shown up front, improving data accuracy and reducing delays caused by incomplete or returned claims.
Photograph a document and the vendor, amount, and date prefill automatically. Manual entry stays available for every claim.
Traditional receipts, sponsorships, directly paid invoices, and vendor billing all move through the same claim process.
Every conversation with an auditor — and its supporting documentation — stays connected to the right claim.
Dealerships and LMAs get an up-to-date view of spending activity and remaining available funds.
Select a dealership and a date range, and receive a complete expense report by email.
Dealerships that run a community fund face the same request every quarter: show what the money did. Cardware already holds every piece of it — the events planned in Events, the invitations sent through Engage, the pages and channels built in Builder, the photography and receipts filed in Asset Connect. Nothing needs collecting, because nothing was ever scattered.
It’s produced whenever it’s asked for — the week before a board meeting, the morning a manufacturer asks, or the afternoon a local paper calls. Because it’s generated from the same records the console runs on, the numbers match everywhere else.
LMA Hub 2.0 rolls out to Asset Connect subscribers with new and improved modules, one login, and real-time information across the platform.
Real-time stock and days-on-lot data, instant vehicle summaries and comparisons, and curated shortlists by QR code. Additional fees may apply.
Plan test drives, vehicle launches, and service clinics. Preview each event, then publish with a grace period to withdraw it.
Push notifications and emails built as one coordinated campaign, with side-by-side drafting and previews.
Manage app content, including the President’s Channel and featured OEM media, and build landing pages from content blocks.
Brand kits, vehicle photography, and compliance documents in searchable libraries, with sharing links and activity history.
Manage LMA and dealership users, with communications targeted to an individual, a dealership, or an LMA.
One reporting view brings every product and engagement together, with 7-, 30-, and 90-day windows.
At last, a game changer. It streamlines the entire process for everyone.
— A Chevrolet dealership on the LMA HubThe cost of supporting and improving the Community Action Fund module has grown with the program. This one-time adjustment expands capabilities, keeps service responsive, and brings pricing in line with the program’s current scope and operating costs.
From day one, getting started is simple. Every dealership team member is guided through a clear, step-by-step orientation to the Community Action Fund module — confident and equipped from the first claim.
Dealership teams get up to speed quickly with quick-start guides, detailed user manuals, and step-by-step how-to videos — plus live support hours and direct help from the CatalystXL Customer Success team.
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Chevrolet LMA Hub · Community Action Fund — built and managed by CatalystXL, technology partner to Chevrolet since 2023.