Technical records
Monthly4,820
12.4%vs previous month
Vindex turns diagnostics, repairs, inspections, maintenance, and workshop evidence into one clear technical record for mechanics, owners, and buyers.
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Turn scattered scans, workshop notes, repairs, inspections, and documents into a clear record that follows the vehicle throughout its technical life.
Connect diagnostic intelligence, preventive care, independent inspections, verified professionals, and technical records in one automotive platform.
Follow the available evidence across diagnostics, repairs, inspections, mileage, workshop activity, photos, and supporting documents.
Fast scans, live data, guided diagnosis, and customer-ready reports
Find developing issues early and turn complex findings into clear next steps.
Professional network
Day certificate validity
See how diagnostics, preventive checks, and independent inspections continually add useful context to the vehicles in the Vindex network.
Technical records
Monthly4,820
Diagnostic events
Monthly11,640
Health checks
Monthly1,280
Inspection requests
Monthly740
Vindex gives each participant the right level of technical detail while keeping the underlying records traceable to their source.
Start with your own vehicle, equip an independent mechanic, or bring an entire workshop, fleet, or partner organization onto Vindex.
Understand what Vindex records, where technical information comes from, and what inspections and certificates do—and do not—represent.
It can include diagnostic scans, fault codes, repairs, maintenance, inspections, mileage, mechanic notes, photos, documents, and other available technical evidence.
No. Vindex focuses on mechanical condition and technical evidence. Ownership information may be connected, but it is not presented as an official title registry.
A health check supports preventive vehicle care. An inspection records the vehicle’s actual findings for a decision such as a used-car purchase.
No. A certificate represents inspected condition at a specific date and mileage for a limited period; it cannot guarantee future condition.
Records should come from real scans, inspections, workshop actions, uploaded evidence, or trusted data sources. Missing information is not invented.
No. Inspectors are expected to apply, pass verification, and follow Vindex standards so report quality can be reviewed and controlled.
Bring diagnostics, repairs, inspections, and real workshop evidence into one trusted record that supports better decisions across the automotive ecosystem.
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