Repair360 review
A focused system for coordinating dealership reconditioning from appraisal through frontline.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Repair360 is a web and API platform for automotive dealerships managing vehicle reconditioning. It connects appraisal, diagnostics, digital inspections, approvals, repair execution, parts coordination, vendor work and vehicle-status tracking in one workflow. Managers can assign work and monitor progress, while technicians and vendors update jobs through desktop and mobile tools. Its scope fits dealer teams moving acquired vehicles toward frontline readiness, especially operations that need shared visibility across internal staff and outside vendors.
The platform covers the core control points in a reconditioning process: multi-point inspections with photos and notes, estimate creation, approval workflows, repair and work order generation, parts ordering and status tracking, vendor communication and invoice coordination, and technician or team performance tracking. Integrations include Authenticom, CDK Global, AutoZone, Dealertrack, DealerVault, Homenet, vAuto, Auto Integrate, PartsTech and BlueDriver MAX. Dealertrack repair-order write-back and in-app chat tied to repair orders further connect operational updates with dealership workflows.
Repair360 uses contact-sales pricing, so the buying process is oriented around a direct vendor conversation rather than published plan comparison. The product is a strong fit for dealerships that need a specialized reconditioning command center with approvals, vendor coordination and VIN-based vehicle status. Buyers seeking a broader general repair-shop suite, a clearly defined tiered pricing structure, or a dedicated stored vehicle service-history workflow should evaluate alternatives alongside it. Its value is concentrated in coordinating the path from acquisition to frontline, not in covering every automotive service use case.
Repair360 pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Connects inspections, approvals, work orders, parts and vendors
- Supports VIN-based status tracking across reconditioning workflows
- Integrates with Dealertrack and major dealership technology providers
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires a sales conversation
- Focuses on reconditioning rather than broad repair-shop operations
- Does not present a dedicated stored vehicle service-history workflow
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