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Mitchell Announces Integration Agreement with OEConnection

October 17, 2017 By CollisionWeek Editor

Will provide streamlined parts procurement process for OEM parts through Mitchell solutions

Mitchell has extended Mitchell Parts with the signing of an integration agreement with OEConnection (OEC) to provide the collision repair industry with a more streamlined parts procurement process directly through Mitchell Parts.

Mitchell logo squareMitchell Parts is designed to simplify and streamline parts sourcing and ordering. The agreement with OEC broadens Mitchell’s existing network of part suppliers to include over 8,000 dealers across all automakers using OEC’s CollisionLink will process parts orders originating from Mitchell Parts.

Olivier Baudoux, Vice President, Product Management & Strategy, Mitchell Auto Physical Damage said, “Mitchell

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