“…We are working with OUTSORC to enhance MONITRR’s capabilities and the adoption of new ideas and thinking.  MONITRR is an excellent network management system supported by a dedicated team of professionals in the OUTSORC organisation.”

We’re excited to announce the launch of MONITRR’s most advanced technology to date: an AI-powered predictive model purpose-built for OEMs and MSOs with sales and aftersales networks.

For years, OEMs have relied on a fixed, calendar-driven schedule of on-site audits. But, the one-and-done, one-size-fits-all annual audit approach is increasingly out of sync with today’s realities. This blog explores the new, and better, alternative.

“…The MONITRR system has delivered in spades…”

This blog explores how purpose-built SaaS platforms can future-proof Performance Groups, transforming them from informal peer collectives into high-performing, data-driven ecosystems.

How can OEMs create a culture where every repair facility is motivated, equipped, and empowered to improve continually? This article provides a roadmap.

We’re proud to announce the extension of Artificial Intelligence across the MONITRR platform with the support of our partners Microsoft azure and Bluebox.

OUTSORC is pleased to announce that we have officially achieved Cyber Essentials Plus certification — a critical step in our mission to deliver a safe, secure and dependable service in the way we collect, analyse and store data.

Certified Repair Networks have become vital to the modern automotive manufacturer’s brand promise. In today’s competitive market, maintaining high standards across a distributed network of facilities is no longer optional — it’s essential. Here are five key metrics every OEM should prioritise when managing their Certified Repair Networks.

The U.S. government's recent implementation of a 25% import tariff on foreign-manufactured vehicles and automotive parts is poised to create a significant shift in the collision repair industry. Here’s how the effects are likely to play out.

In the rapidly evolving automotive sector, compliance with regulations is not just necessary but a strategic imperative. With increasing scrutiny from regulatory bodies, OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) must adapt to a complex landscape of evolving standards and requirements that differ between states, countries, and regions. The challenge is daunting, but the right Software as a Service (SaaS) solution can pave the way for better and more cost-effective compliance management.

For U.S. collision repair centres aiming to earn or maintain OEM certification, it’s essential to understand the decision-making process from the OEM’s perspective. Here are the top five factors that OEMs consistently consider when evaluating certified crash repair partners: