PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 16, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- ClearVin is expanding its vehicle history reporting service to the automotive business world. With this expansion of services into B2B, thousands of automotive dealerships, insurance companies, and automotive auction houses can leverage ClearVin vehicle history reports for their customer use, in app development, and in day to day business.
Integration with ClearVin means that businesses can pull current title brand history, lien history, insurance claim information and other critical vehicle data directly into their system without having to leave their proprietary platforms. ClearVin also provides valuation data such as trade-in, loan, and retail values. With ClearVin Vehicle History reports businesses can more clearly determine a vehicle's quality and potential sale value.
"ClearVin was started to meet the consumer need for a vehicle history report that contained dealer level data at a lower price point than what the industry currently had on offer. As we improved our reporting to meet federal and state regulations as to what constitutes a 'Valid' vehicle history report, we found that ClearVin had grown into a service that could meet business to business needs," said CEO Yury Strachuk.
Earlier this year ClearVin launched its affiliate program for those with web or app audiences who could benefit from detailed and low-cost vehicle history reports. For those that would like to learn more about ClearVin business services, you can view the dealership portal or reach out to [email protected].
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