CDK brings some auto retailers back on dealer management system
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Software maker CDK said on Friday it had brought two small groups and one large publicly traded group of auto retailer liveon its dealer management system, following an outage caused by a cyber attack.

CDK, which did not name the vehicle dealers, added that it was continuing its phased approach to the restoration process for its software.

The company also said it was "actively working" to bring more applications live, including its customer relationship management and service solutions and customer care channels.

CDK on Wednesday brought a "small initial test group" of dealers live on its dealer management system and said it would begin phasing in other dealers. The outage had forced some U.S. auto dealers to switch back to manual paperwork, with over 15,000 retail locations in the country relying on the technology and software provider. 

 CDK Global, a software technology provider for auto dealerships, recently experienced a cyberattack that disrupted its dealer management system (DMS). The outage affected approximately 15,000 car sellers who rely on CDK's software to run their businesses, including vehicle sales 
. Some dealerships had to resort to manual paperwork to handle transactions, causing delays and disruptions 

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