Integrate with Mitchell RepairCenter's Transactional API to exchange claim, customer, and estimate data between a partner application and an auto body repair shop

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Steps

  1. Register on the Mitchell developer site and follow the Development Life Cycle guide to create a partner application
  2. Check Line of Business Access documentation, since data permissions vary by line of business
  3. Pick the correct service family: RepairOrder-level ClaimService/CustomerService/JobService for in-progress repair orders, or Opportunity-level ClaimService/CustomerService/OpportunityService for pre-estimate data
  4. Request an application key, since the API authenticates with application keys rather than OAuth
  5. Test the integration against the RepairCenter Sandbox (a pre-release version of RepairCenter) before going live
  6. Design bulk pulls around the platform's paging-based rate limiting

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