Crash Champions Selects OPS as Parts Procurement Supplier
Enterprise-wide implementation of the OPS Technology Suite will allow Crash Champions to leverage a standardized parts ordering solution to help accelerate the company’s growth in sales.
Parts Procurement During COVID-19
During COVID-19, we’ve evaluated every aspect of our business, including parts procurement.
BMW Selects OPS for Parts Procurement Solutions
Overall Parts Solutions (OPS) announced a national contract with BMW of North America to integrate the OPS Technology Suite in BMW dealerships nationwide.
Free CIECA Webinar to Focus on Improving Recycled Parts Procurement Process:
During the Aug. 28 webinar, Jim McKinney, owner of EZ Management Solutions, will talk about how to improve the recycled part procurement process.
OPS Partners with Volkswagen to Deploy Parts Procurement Technology Suite Nationwide
Overall Parts Solutions (OPS), a Grand Prairie, Texas-based provider of supply chain management solutions for the collision repair industry, announced a national partnership with Volkswagen Group of America.
Michigan State Senator Introduces Parts Procurement Bill
Michigan Senate Bill 291 would prohibit insurers from requiring body shops to use specific vendors for parts.
Mitchell Announces Mitchell Parts Procurement Through Strategic Alliance With uParts
Mitchell Parts will now connect collision repair shops with their suppliers to streamline and automate the parts procurement process, benefiting all parties in the automotive claims and collision repair supply chain.
Production: Navigating the Parts Procurement Minefield
Every department in your shop should have a process, and parts are no exception. Understanding the who, where and how is essential for achieving success.
ASA Testifies Before Michigan Senate on Parts Procurement Bill
“Insurance companies should not be mandating the use of a specific software, technology or vendor for purchasing parts,” ASA President/Executive Director Dan Risley said.
Michigan Bill Addresses Insurer-Mandated Parts Procurement
If enacted, this legislation would end all requirements for Michigan repairers in DRP agreements to use a specific vendor or process to procure parts and other materials.
