EPC Catalogs for Body & Collision Shops
Estimate panels, clips and fasteners with factory diagrams. For the listed brands and supported vehicles, VINsearch lets collision repairers check genuine part numbers in a browser.
The problem we solve
- Under-quoting hidden clips and fasteners
- Insurer disputes over part numbers
- Tools that don't cover every brand in the bay
- Software locked to one workstation
What you get
Exploded diagrams
Review the listed panels, brackets and clips with their quantities when preparing the repair estimate.
Insurer-ready numbers
Support estimate lines with genuine OEM references and the corresponding diagrams.
Use it at the car
Browser-based on a tablet — check fitment standing at the vehicle.
Covered marques
One login for the brands listed in our coverage map.
Quote the whole job, not just the panel
Collision work hides its cost in the small parts: the clips, brackets, absorbers and one-time fasteners behind a bumper or a wing. Miss them on the estimate and you eat the difference or argue with the insurer. Exploded diagrams show every component in an assembly with its quantity, so you cost the complete repair the first time.
Identifying by VIN matters here too. The same model can carry different reinforcement or sensor brackets by trim and market, and a structural part has to be the right one.
Estimates that hold up in claims
Genuine OEM part numbers, backed by the manufacturer's own diagram, give you a defensible, line-by-line estimate. When an insurer queries a line, you are pointing at factory data, not a guess. That shortens disputes and gets the job authorised faster.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use it on a tablet at the vehicle?
Yes. VINsearch runs in any browser on iOS and Android with no install, so you can check diagrams right at the car.
Does it help with insurer estimates?
Exploded diagrams and genuine OEM numbers give you defensible, line-by-line estimates for claims.
Will it catch the hidden clips and fasteners?
Review the components and quantities shown in the exploded diagram, including small fasteners. Compare the diagram with the actual damage before completing the estimate.