Decode a vehicle's OEM build-sheet data (trim, options, paint) from a VIN photo using Solera's AudaVIN tool for a glass or collision estimate.

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Steps

  1. Recognize that AudaVIN is a Solera/Audatex product for repair-shop estimators and insurance appraisers, integrated with Qapter Estimating and Total Loss solutions, and is accessed through a licensed Solera platform account rather than a standalone public API.
  2. Within the AudaVIN-integrated workflow, capture a photo of the vehicle's VIN plate to retrieve OEM build-sheet data: year, make, model, engine, transmission, exact trim, packages/options, and paint codes/stages.
  3. Solera states approximately 97% VIN-coverage of vehicles in operation in the USA for this tool.
  4. Use the returned options/package data to confirm ADAS/camera package presence before estimating glass replacement plus calibration.

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