Mitchell Enhances Its Canadian Parts Network with New Suppliers
Live pricing and inventory data from leading recycled parts providers is now available within Mitchell Cloud Estimating.
The expansion of Mitchell's Canadian parts network is a significant step forward in the automotive industry. Through the Integrated Parts platform, Mitchell has ensured that automotive insurers and collision repair professionals can access updated information regarding vehicle parts availability, pricing, and delivery from renowned suppliers.
Mitchell has partnered with several reputable organizations, giving users the ability to source parts efficiently. The new suppliers include recognizable names such as 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. This diverse network allows repairers and insurers to have more options when it comes to cost-effective and sustainable alternatives to OEM parts.
"Integrating these suppliers into our Canadian network enhances our offering significantly," explained Alex Landau, Mitchell’s Director of Product Management. "We adhere to strict standards for parts grading and inventory tracking, ensuring quality and reliability for our Canadian customers. Customers now have greater flexibility in selecting high-quality replacement parts needed for repairs that are both safe and timely."
Available also in the U.S., Integrated Parts is a vital add-on feature for Mitchell Cloud Estimating. This tool encompasses both recycled and aftermarket parts sourced from North American suppliers. The platform provides a live feed enabling estimators to quickly filter parts based on requirements during a collision damage appraisal. This feature supports users in understanding various aspects, such as part type, price, vendor details, availability date, and other essential notes, enhancing the management of cycle times and supply chain navigation.
By collaborating with Mitchell and joining the Integrated Parts network, these seven new suppliers can efficiently share their inventory with more potential insurance and repair customers. This innovation helps reduce the number of service calls, making vital delivery information easily accessible to appraisers and estimators.
Further details about Integrated Parts can be explored on Mitchell's official website.
About Mitchell, an Enlyte Company
Mitchell International, Inc. is recognized as a pioneer in innovative auto physical damage technology solutions. With years of industry expertise and an open platform that combines proprietary data with intelligent cloud-first applications, Mitchell is dedicated to helping insurance carriers, collision repairers, and vehicle manufacturers fulfill their mission of restoring lives and protecting dreams. Every day, over 20,000 organizations trust Mitchell for efficient claim management and for ensuring consumers are safely back on the road. To stay connected, follow Mitchell on popular social media platforms.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of Mitchell's Integrated Parts platform?
The Integrated Parts platform allows users to access current data on parts availability, pricing, and delivery efficiently, enhancing sourcing options.
Who are the new suppliers joining Mitchell's network?
New suppliers include Carcone's Auto Recycling, JS Truckmart, Keystone Automotive, Millers Auto Recycling, Pièces d'autos Fernand Bégin, Pro Auto Recyclers, and Standard Auto Wreckers.
How does the Integrated Parts feature benefit collision repairers?
The feature provides quick access to parts information and enables users to filter data easily, making it simpler to write collision damage appraisals.
What advantages do the added suppliers bring to the network?
The added suppliers increase the variety of parts accessible to repairers, allowing for more cost-effective and sustainable alternatives.
Can anyone access Mitchell's Integrated Parts network?
While the network is open to many repairers and insurers, only those using Mitchell Cloud Estimating can benefit from the integrated features.
