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Every software category has its own places where vehicle and parts data is missing, typed by hand or guessed. These pages show, per category, where the API plugs in, which call sits behind it and how the integration runs — with direct references to the documentation.
The full description of every endpoint is in the documentation.
Software categories
12 categoriesPick the software category you work in. Each page describes the process steps, the endpoints behind them and the shortest route to the first production call.
ERP and inventory systems: creating articles, checking fitment, billing per end customer
The article master is where part data is either documented or typed in. This page shows vendors of ERP and inventory systems which call replaces the typing and how they serve many end customers with one integration.
OpenDealer management systems: vehicle intake and matching through the API
A DMS creates vehicles at many points, and each time someone copies a registration document by hand. The API replaces the typing and delivers a stable vehicle reference the rest of the process can build on.
OpenFleet management systems: vehicle data from intake to defleet
Fleet systems live on master data that is typed up today. The API reads registration documents, plates and condition from image and PDF and checks recalls across the whole stock — one call per process step.
OpenWorkshop management systems: check parts against the vehicle before ordering
In a workshop job, whether a part fits is decided at fitting today. With the API it is decided before the order — from data the job already holds.
OpenMarketplaces and shop systems for parts: enriching listings from the OE number
Between the seller's record and the buyer's search, fields are missing. The API fills them from the cross-check — and leaves empty what the sources do not yield.
OpenClaims management and insurers: estimates, condition and salvage value via API
A claim file consists of PDFs and photos whose content gets typed in. The API turns them into fields — and leaves gaps where the material yields nothing.
OpenLeasing companies and remarketing: return, condition and listing through the API
A vehicle return today produces three separate captures: document, condition, listing. Through the API they become one call with a stable vehicle identifier — and a second one for the listing.
OpenConnecting appraisal software: reading documents, describing damage, matching vehicles
Assessors work with material that already exists: certificate, calculation, photos. The API turns it into fields and raw text. The judgement stays with the assessor.
OpenSalvage exchanges and auction platforms: listing, bidding and calculating through the API
On a salvage exchange the lister describes a vehicle in little time, and the bidder decides within the bidding window what it is worth to them. The API gives both sides evidenced fields instead of free text and experience.
OpenSoftware for vehicle dismantlers: vehicle file, certificates and stock via API
The vehicle file is where a dismantling yard either documents vehicle and part data or types it in. This page shows vendors of dismantler software which call replaces the typing and how they serve many yards with one integration.
OpenVehicle marketplaces and listing portals: listings from the vehicle match instead of from typing
When listing, the seller types, estimates or leaves fields empty. The API reads the document, matches the vehicle and delivers text and images from the evidence — and leaves empty what the sources do not yield.
OpenParts manufacturers, suppliers and data providers: validating OE references and enriching article data
A reference list is only as good as its spellings. The API normalises every OE number, assigns article type and VDI position — and reports what it cannot resolve instead of guessing.
Opentapinomahub API
One agreement, many tenants
Integrators create a workspace per end customer — with its own key, enabled endpoints and, if wanted, cost coverage on the integrator's own terms. One call, cleanly separated, individually billable.