This year, Simplicity Car Care will host its annual conference in Banff. Designed for the organization’s Canadian collision centers—along with insurers, suppliers and other industry partners—the event focuses on driving repair efficiency across its network.
Average wholesale used vehicle prices fell from their August peak for the fourth month in a row in December, yet finished out the year almost 10% higher than year-ago levels.
By 2025, the global data and analytics company predicts that more than 80% of claims processed will be virtual, and up to half of non-injury claims fully automated. So what does this mean for the auto insurance sector?
Company's ongoing expansion of the ÌÀÍ·Ìõ Intelligent Open Platform (MIOP) delivers more AI flexibility to generate damage appraisals.
Paul Prochilo, CEO of Canada’s Simplicity Car Care multi-shop operation and chairman of the Canadian Collision Industry Forum (CCIF), joins Ryan to discuss how COVID-19 has changed his business and the industry. Hear how the pandemic, despite its challenges, has produced silver linings and find out what they mean for the future of proper, safe vehicle repair.
Using the ÌÀÍ·Ìõ Diagnostics MD-TS21, collision repairers can increase workflow efficiency, reduce cycle time and generate additional revenue by performing calibrations in-house.
Company's flexible, end-to-end solution now supports Tractable's artificial intelligence (AI).