Automotive Aftermarket Digital Platform Integration Links Workshops and Parts Procurement

On February 9, 2026, Autoverse Mobility announced a strategic integration with GetAFix, a garage management platform developed by Evenforce Technologies, to build an automotive aftermarket digital platform focused on connecting workshop operations with parts procurement. The collaboration addresses long-standing fragmentation in the aftermarket by enabling a single, connected digital workflow.

Unified digital workflow for workshops and parts sourcing

The integration enables parts procurement requests raised within the GetAFix system to be fulfilled end-to-end by Autoverse. When service advisors generate job cards or estimates, the workflow supports part identification, price validation, availability checks, approvals, and fulfillment, with real-time status updates visible inside GetAFix.

From job card to fulfillment in one system

This structure is designed to remove multiple manual touchpoints that traditionally slow down workshop operations. By digitizing coordination between garages and suppliers, the platform aims to improve estimate accuracy, reduce waiting time for parts, and shorten overall service turnaround cycles. According to Mihir Mohan, Founder and CEO of Autoverse Mobility, the automotive aftermarket has historically functioned in isolated silos, with manufacturers, distributors, and workshops operating on disconnected systems. He noted that the integration is intended to enable smoother information and demand flow from production facilities directly to workshop bays. Srinath Rao, Founder and CEO of GetAFix, stated that the collaboration expands the platform’s focus on simplifying workshop operations by extending visibility into procurement and fulfillment. By embedding Autoverse’s capabilities, the system moves beyond garage management into broader aftermarket coordination.

Impact across garages, suppliers, and customers

For multi-brand garages and independent mechanics, the automotive aftermarket digital platform is designed to provide quicker access to parts with assured fitment and faster estimate generation. Reduced manual follow-ups are expected to allow workshops to concentrate more on service quality and customer experience. On the supply side, manufacturers and suppliers gain clearer demand signals derived from live repair jobs. This visibility can support improved forecasting, inventory planning, and availability management aligned with actual consumption patterns rather than assumptions. Distributors and logistics partners are expected to benefit from more predictable order flows, while end customers may experience shorter repair timelines and improved transparency around parts authenticity and pricing. The partnership positions both Autoverse Mobility and GetAFix within India’s accelerating shift toward digital transformation in the automotive aftermarket, a segment traditionally dominated by manual and fragmented processes.