Auto Care Association Introduces New Catalog Data Assessment Tool

Auto Care Association Offers Catalog Data Assessment Tool

The tool will help companies quickly rectify errors in their data, and is free for Auto Care Data Standards subscribers.

The Auto Care Association announced its newest digital product: the Catalog Assessment Tool. Designed to identify discrepancies, the Catalog Assessment Tool will help companies quickly rectify errors in their data and is free to use for Auto Care Data Standards subscribers, the Auto Care Association says.

The Auto Care Association adds the introduction of this new tool supports it’s role of “equipping Auto Care Data Standards subscribers with the ability to provide the best content available in the auto care industry,” helping businesses to:

  • Remove duplicated communication and distribution efforts;
  • Save time and money
  • Lower supply chain costs;
  • Increase product introduction and speed to market;
  • Increase sales and operational efficiencies; and  reduce returns

“We’re so excited to assist in advancing the industry’s content by providing this new data feature,” said Jonathan Larsen, vice president, standards, digital products, Auto Care Association. “As more subscribers take advantage of the tool, we can begin to observe when and how quickly this data is being embraced within the industry.” 

Data Standards subscribers can begin using the tool through their Auto Care VIP Data Standards dashboard. Once logged into the dashboard, users can upload their ACES and PIES files into the system and within a few minutes the system will run the files and return an assessment – the fastest assessment available in the aftermarket industry, the Auto Care Association says.

For more information, autocare.org/standards.

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