VIN Decoding For Software Developers
And Automotive Web Site Operators - If you are working
with car and truck inventories VINaudit™ verifies and
ensures VIN data accuracy.
The inclusion of VIN's in software applications is increasing.
Businesses depend on accurate VIN information. Data entry errors
are common and VIN related problems more difficult to identify
once they have been entered into a system.
Using VINaudit™ from the first stage of data entry resolves
this time consuming problem. For example, lenders may use VINaudit™
to standardize vehicle descriptions in loan tracking systems.
VINaudit™ makes it easy to compare vehicle descriptions
so discrepancies can be easily identified.
What does VINaudit™ do?
VINaudit™ software verifies a VIN and decodes the information
into simple English, allowing anyone to easily understand
it. The software checks the VIN for accuracy and returns error
messages for any faulty data.
VINaudit™ can be used to check individual or whole files
of VINs. Along with the vehicle description, VINaudit™
also includes descriptions of 15 optional and standard equipment
items when available for the VIN configuration.
| What is a VIN? All vehicles sold in
the US are required to have a standardized VIN. The VIN
is a 17-character identifier placed on each vehicle by
the manufacturer whose use, content and structure is regulated
by the Federal government. VINtek translates these VIN
codes through VINaudit. |
| The benefits VINaudit™ provides
include: |
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Cuts the time and cost of data entry/title
processing/collections |
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Puts standard vehicle descriptions in computer files
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Reduces errors in Electronic Lien and Title (e-Title)
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Decreases risk of loss of security interest in collateral
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Streamlines "due diligence" procedures |
| Product Specifications |
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VINaudit™ includes software programs
and relational database files. |
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The system can be installed on: IBM CICS environments,
AS/400, UNIX, LAN and PC platforms |
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The program can be integrated into existing
applications, and it can function as a callable subroutine
or executable stand-alone module. |
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