Repairify
Repairify describes itself as driving automotive repair through connected technology and human expertise, with two pillars: diagnostics and technology. Its site says it combines OEM and aftermarket tools and data with analytics and remote diagnostic support.
Repairify: Diagnostics
Its news pages announce a combination with Opus IVS and a partnership involving asTech scanning and ADAS calibration.
| Product or service | Function |
|---|---|
| Diagnostics | Trouble code reading and access to vehicle data. |
| ADAS calibration | Calibration support for driver-assistance systems. |
| asTech | A scanning and diagnostics brand mentioned on its news pages. |
| Technology | Software and connected systems for repair workflows. |
Repairify: product details
Repairify's pages describe remote diagnostic and ADAS calibration technology for repair shops, including the asTech brand, and say it combines OEM and aftermarket tools and data with trained master technicians. Its news page records a July 2, 2026 announcement that Repairify and Opus IVS completed a combination to form a unified diagnostics company, a September 30, 2026 interview on ADAS changes from Hyundai and Volkswagen, an April 2026 partnership between CollisionRight and asTech for scanning and ADAS calibration, and a January 2026 apology for a GEICO price agreement raised at an industry conference.
Its about page names Srisu Subrahmanyam as chief executive and Keith Crerar as chief transformation officer. A dealership service or body shop should ask which brands' calibrations are covered, how remote sessions are priced per scan, and what the combination with Opus IVS changes for existing contracts and support.
Its about page describes its mission as driving automotive repair through connected technology and human expertise and says it draws OEM and aftermarket tools and data together with analytics and trained master technicians. That mix suggests a shop is buying a service as well as a scan tool.