OEC Awarded Patent For MyPriceLink

OEC Awarded Patent For MyPriceLink

OEC’s MyPriceLink is a service that delivers real-time dynamic list pricing on OE collision parts based on timing and local market conditions.

OEConnection LLC (OEC) has announced the issuance of U.S. Patent No. 9,747,481. This patent relates to MyPriceLink, a service that delivers real-time dynamic list pricing on OE collision parts based on timing and local market conditions.

“OEC continues to lead the way in pioneering new technologies that are revolutionizing the auto parts industry,” said Chuck Rotuno, OEC chairman and CEO. “In 2001, we pioneered online collision parts procurement through our CollisionLink solution; in 2007, we introduced web-based parts conquesting technology through our Parts Marketing Administration (PMA) solution; and now we are providing real-time, dynamic list pricing through MyPriceLink. The combination of CollisionLink, PMA and MyPriceLink makes for a very comprehensive parts strategy for automakers.”

OEC currently provides CollisionLink and PMA to 23 OEMs, 8,000 dealers and nearly 20,000 collision repair shops in the U.S. and Canada, who use these solutions to complete nearly 400,000 transactions each month. Launched in December 2015, MyPriceLink currently fulfills 125 million pricing requests every day with an average response time of less than 0.5 seconds. MyPriceLink integrates with numerous collision estimating systems and dealer management systems and is accessible through CollisionLink (for participating dealers), CollisionLink Insurance, CollisionLink Shop or directly through participating collision estimating systems.

“MyPriceLink is set to transform the industry,” said Bill Lopez, OEC vice president and general manager, collision. “GM is currently using MyPriceLink to great effect and it won’t be long before every automaker makes using MyPriceLink standard operating procedure to more accurately and reliably present their parts pricing.”

Several additional patent applications for MyPriceLink features are pending. For more information regarding MyPriceLink, visit MyPriceLink.com.

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