Integrated Dealer Systems (IDS) has opened its annual survey to gather feedback from RV dealers ahead of the release of its 2026 RV Dealership Industry Trends Report, set to launch this fall.
The survey aims to capture key challenges, successes, and innovations shaping dealership operations across North America.
The initiative reflects IDS’s ongoing commitment to partnering with manufacturers, associations, and dealers to drive industry progress through data-informed insights.
The company is encouraging industry stakeholders to take a five-minute survey to share their perspectives on the evolving landscape.
“At IDS, our mission is to drive the RV industry forward together with manufacturers, associations, and forward-thinking dealers. We’re getting ready to publish our 2026 RV Dealer Industry Trends Report, and we need your insights to shape it,” the company indicates in a Facebook post.
Respondents have the option to remain anonymous or provide contact information for follow-up discussions or resources.
The results of the survey will indicate the 2026 report. The findings aim to assist dealerships in benchmarking performance and identifying growth opportunities.
According to its website, IDS, a provider of dealership management software for RV, marine, and trailer dealers, said it is focused on helping businesses streamline operations and increase profitability. The company emphasized its role in equipping dealers with integrated tools that support efficient department-level management.
“With our suite of integrated tools, each of your departments can streamline and manage all their processes,” the company noted, pointing to its customizable dashboards and analytics features that offer insight into dealership activities.
The company also highlighted its training and support services, positioning its team as a long-term partner for dealerships seeking to optimize performance. “Get training and support from industry experts who fully understand your daily and long-term challenges,” IDS said.
Through its reporting and consultation efforts, IDS aims to help businesses not only improve internal efficiency but also adapt to broader shifts in consumer behavior, inventory management, and customer service expectations.