The Toyota and Lexus Collision Conference & Expo brings together certified Toyota and Lexus facilities with leading collision industry partners.
²ÞËùÇ¿¼é today announced the expansion of its Canadian parts network. Through the company’s Integrated Parts platform, automotive insurers and collision repairers using ²ÞËùÇ¿¼é Cloud Estimating in Canada can instantly access up-to-date information on vehicle parts availability, pricing and delivery from top suppliers Carcone’s Auto Recycling, JS Truckmart, Keystone Automotive Industries, Inc., Millers Auto Recycling, Pièces d’autos Fernand Bégin, Pro Auto Recyclers and Standard Auto Wreckers.
²ÞËùÇ¿¼é and Crash Champions, one of the nation’s fastest-growing, founder-led collision repair providers, today announced a collaboration to reimagine the vehicle claims process using the latest in AI and cloud estimating technology. Crash Champions is the first MSO to fully deploy ²ÞËùÇ¿¼é’s breakthrough end-to-end workflow optimization software for multi-site repair centers, deploying the technology across its nationwide network of more than 650 locations.
²ÞËùÇ¿¼é today announced the upcoming availability of ²ÞËùÇ¿¼é Diagnostics Sync. The company’s newest offering allows recommended ADAS operations from third-party providers to be added automatically to ²ÞËùÇ¿¼é Cloud Estimating—helping to improve repair efficiency and ensure that diagnostic procedures are more accurately performed, documented and billed.
The MSO Symposium brings together high-growth executives from small, regional and national
²ÞËùÇ¿¼é and Gerber Collision & Glass, one of the largest multi-site operators (MSOs) in North America, today jointly announced that they have signed a multi-year enterprise licensing agreement. The agreement gives all current and future Gerber repair centers access to ²ÞËùÇ¿¼é Cloud Estimating with Integrated Repair Procedures and the company’s Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) calculator.
Are there fewer auto accidents or just fewer insurance claims? Host Ryan Mandell welcomes Olga Yuskevych, manager of automotive and mobility at Boston Consulting Group, and Josh Meyer, vice president of strategy and innovation at LKQ Corporation, to answer that question and explore trends reshaping the collision industry. Together, these experts analyze how vehicle repair economics impact claims severity, total loss decisions and parts selection. They also examine the effect of advanced driver assistance systems on accident frequency along with differences in passenger and commercial vehicle repair.