Integrate AI-powered diagnostics, repair workflows and vehicle intelligence into your platform.
DMS, workshop platform, OBD solution or automotive application — the same intelligence layer behind WrenchLane, embedded in your product.
For platforms and partners. Not a self-serve plan.
Four capability areas — plus embedded, white-label workflows — integrated separately or together.
Vehicle, DTCs and symptoms in — likely causes and next diagnostic steps out.
From confirmed cause to verification steps and a guided repair workflow.
Surface the right technical information inside your existing user flow.
Natural-language access to vehicle-specific technical information, with cited sources.
Embed complete diagnostic and repair workflows into your application — or run them white-label as part of your own experience. You own the product; WrenchLane powers the intelligence.
If your users touch vehicles, the WrenchLane intelligence layer probably fits:
API access is priced by capability and volume, together with you. Tell us what you're building — your platform, your users, the workflow you want to power — and we'll come back with a concrete proposal.
Diagnostics (codes and symptoms to ranked causes), repair intelligence, vehicle data and AI search — the same capabilities behind the WrenchLane app. Scope depends on your use case; we map it together.
Yes — workflows can run embedded in your product or fully white-label under your brand.
From Infopro Digital Automotive — the team behind HaynesPro — combined with WrenchLane's AI diagnostics layer. OEM-sourced data, not scraped guesses.
DMS and workshop platforms, OBD and diagnostic tools, parts platforms, workshop chains, fleet platforms, and OEM or aftermarket applications.
Contact us with what you're building. We'll walk through the capabilities, agree scope and pricing, and set you up with access.
A scoping conversation, then access to the capabilities you need, then a build supported by our team. Start by telling us what you want your users to do.
Tell us about your platform and what your users need — we'll take it from there.