Infopro Digital Launched RepairPro at AAPEX
The new diagnostic platform provides centralized technical data and vehicle service procedures for shops.
Updated on Oct. 9, 2026 in Auto Parts
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Infopro Digital Automotive debuted its RepairPro repair intelligence and diagnostic database this month at the AAPEX event in Las Vegas. The platform offers centralized access to technical data, electronic diagnostics, and service procedures for domestic and import vehicles.
Why it matters
The platform is engineered to streamline complex diagnostic workflows for repair technicians while reducing common service errors. By integrating comprehensive datasets, it aims to improve efficiency in automotive maintenance environments.
RepairPro utilizes license plate and VIN identification systems mapped to ACES/VCdb standards to ensure accurate parts and service matching. The database includes specialized OEM-specification fluid and lubricant datasets alongside a wheel fitment database.
The players
Infopro Digital Automotive
This company specializes in providing technical data, software, and information services for the global automotive aftermarket industry.
AAPEX
This is a major annual trade show held in Las Vegas that serves as a primary gathering for the automotive aftermarket and parts industry.
The details
RepairPro consolidates technical information into a single portal, allowing technicians to link vehicle identification directly to service procedures. The system enables shops to cross-reference tire and wheel fitment data with specific vehicle trim levels.
Timeline
October 2026: Infopro Digital Automotive launched RepairPro at AAPEX.
Roadmap
The introduction of RepairPro reflects a broader shift toward digitizing repair intelligence as vehicles become increasingly complex to diagnose and maintain. It positions Infopro Digital Automotive to compete in the growing market for integrated data platforms that bridge the gap between OEM specifications and independent aftermarket workflows.
Technicians and shop owners can expect faster vehicle identification and more accurate service procedure retrieval during daily repair tasks. These improvements may lead to reduced downtime per vehicle and minimized errors when matching parts like wheels or fluids to specific trims.
The takeaway
Reliable access to centralized digital databases is becoming a baseline requirement for modern automotive repair shops. Professionals should prioritize tools that map data to universal standards like ACES/VCdb to ensure long-term compatibility with evolving vehicle models.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Auto Service World.
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