Infopro Digital Launched RepairPro Platform at AAPEX
The new diagnostic and repair database debuted this month to support shop technicians in Las Vegas.
Updated on Oct. 9, 2026 in Auto Parts

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Local independent shops looking to streamline vehicle diagnostics now have a new resource following the launch of the RepairPro platform by Infopro Digital Automotive at this year's AAPEX show. The system centralizes technical service procedures for both domestic and import models.
Why it matters
The platform aims to reduce mechanical repair errors and improve efficiency for technicians across the valley by consolidating complex diagnostic data into a single interface. Access to these updated service procedures is designed to shorten turnaround times for local service centers.
The RepairPro database integrates technical service procedures and diagnostic data for both domestic and import vehicles. It remains unclear how subscription costs will compare to existing industry standards.
The players
Infopro Digital Automotive
An automotive data provider that launched the new RepairPro intelligence and diagnostic database.
AAPEX
The automotive aftermarket trade event held in Las Vegas where the product launch occurred.
The details
Engineered to standardize diagnostic workflows, RepairPro maps license plate and VIN identification directly to industry-standard ACES/VCdb formats. The platform also includes specialized databases for OEM-specification lubricants and tire-wheel fitment linked to vehicle trim levels. Infopro Digital Automotive showcased these tools alongside their broader lineup of data platforms during the industry event.
Timeline
October 9, 2026: Infopro Digital Automotive launched the platform at AAPEX.
Beyond the Strip
This launch follows the industry trend of adopting the ACES/VCdb standard for cataloging automotive parts and service data. RepairPro leverages this existing data infrastructure to automate vehicle identification for local technicians.
Local technicians and shop owners can expect updated diagnostic tools that map service procedures to specific vehicle trim levels and VIN data. These improvements are intended to help simplify complex repairs performed in shops across the valley.
The takeaway
Technicians should watch for future updates to Infopro Digital Automotive's database, as the company plans to continue showcasing their aftermarket data lineup. Standardizing workflows via digital databases remains the primary method for shops to manage modern, data-heavy vehicle diagnostics.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Auto Service World.
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