asTech and Nexsyis Collision Announce Launch of Joint Software Integration

asTech and Nexsyis Collision Announce Launch of Joint Software Integration

According to both companies, this integration dramatically streamlines the entire vehicle diagnostic and reporting process for Nexsyis shop management system users.

Repairify, maker of the asTech scan tool, announced three acquisitions.

asTech and Nexsyis Collision have announced the release of an application integration providing secure two-way, real-time communication between the two platforms. According to both companies, this integration dramatically streamlines the entire vehicle diagnostic and reporting process for Nexsyis shop management system users.

“The repair technician can request a diagnostic scan directly from the repair order within the Nexsyis shop management system and a request for service is automatically created,” said Frank Terlep, chief technology officer for asTech. “The integration also allows shop personnel to communicate with asTech Master Technicians via two-way chat and mobile apps, and automatically attaches OEM generated diagnostic reports within the appropriate Nexsyis repair order folder.”

Added David Braun, CEO of Nexsyis, “We are committed to helping our customers achieve the highest level of efficiency by providing them with a secure data exchange with other third-party vendors of their choice. When asTech contacted us to integrate with one of our MSO customers, we were very interested in helping our client streamline the vehicle diagnostic process to improve their internal workflow.”

According to asTech and Nexsyis, the two-way integration is currently being implemented in a large MSO on the West Coast, and will be made available to all Nexsyis Collision users following the SEMA Show.

 

You May Also Like

Protect Your Shop from Cyber Crimes with Mark Riddell

Micki Woods interviews Mark Riddell of m3 Networks Limited on what auto body shops can do to protect themselves from a cyber attack.

Micki Woods, master marketer for collision repair shops and owner of Micki Woods Marketing, has released the latest episode of "Body Bangin'," the video podcast that is taking the industry by storm!

In this episode, Woods interviews Mark Riddell, managing director of m3 Networks Limited, about how auto body shops are looked at as small businesses and easy prey for cyber attackers and what they can do to protect themselves and their customers' data.

Body Bangin’: The Disengagement Epidemic with Kevin Wolfe

Micki Woods interviews Leaders Way Owner Kevin Wolfe on why 73% of work professionals are disengaged today and what we can do about it.

Body Bangin’: I Thought We Were Doing It Right with Josh Piccione

Micki Woods interviews Josh Piccione on repairing vehicles correctly — according to manufacturer guidelines.

Body Bangin’: Be a Star Not a Hamster with Robert Snook

Micki Woods interviews popular keynote speaker Robert Snook on how to differentiate and grow your business.

Body Bangin’: Know Me, Know My Car with Mike Anderson

Micki Woods interviews Mike Anderson on the importance of building an emotional connection with your customers.

Other Posts

Electric Vehicles and ADAS

Jason Stahl and Jason Wong discuss the similarities and differences in calibrating ADAS systems in EVs vs. ICE vehicles.

ADAS Solutions USA: Calibration, Diagnostics & Programming

Jason Stahl talks with Frank Phillips of ADAS Solutions USA on collision repairers’ difficulties addressing ADAS repairs.

TEXA Showcases Latest Technology at AAPEX 2023

Joe Keene discusses TEXA’s new line of professional, fully automatic A/C machines.

Hunter Engineering Showcases Latest Technology at SEMA 2023

Hunter Engineering discusses their new Ultimate ADAS system for eliminating error-prone manual layouts common to static ADAS calibrations.