AutoIntegrity senior staff company holiday April 2019
Group photo of the senior AutoIntegrity staff annual company trip to Thailand 19-22 April 2019
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AutoIntegrity Work Log 15/04/2019 to 19/04/2019
AutoIntegrity Work Log 15/04/2019 to 19/04/2019 NZ RED version improvements Working on RED version 5 to allow a more tailored expereince for indvidual clients Scheduled improbements to the property assesing …
AutoIntegrity team visit Melbourne & Sydney April 2019
Some of the AutoIntegrity development team visiting Australia April 2019.
AutoIntegrity in Melbourne 03/04/2019 to 05/04/2019
AutoIntegrity will be in Melbourne from Wednesday the 3rd of April through to Friday the 5th of April. If any customers would like to catch up with us in Melbourne …
Important Notice – Outgoing SMS
Update 02/03/2018 4:30PM SMS is now functional and working as normal. _________________________________________ Please note since approx 8.00am 01/03/2018 all outgoing SMS from AutoIntegrity are not being received to their final …
New Mail robot
On the 1st of January 2018 AutoIntegrity initialized our new machine learning mail robot. Using artificial intelligence the robot is able to sort, read and process quotes and attachments reducing …
AUTOINTEGRITY INTRODUCES INDUSTRY STANDARD TIMES IN MOTOR ASSESSMENT
Using information gathered through automotive repairs and assessment, AutoIntegrity has succeeded in establishing a unified standard that can assist the assessors in processing their assessments. Introducing, the Industry Standard Times. …
Welcome to AutoIntegrity News
We have redesigned our web experience which we developed with you on our minds. Simply More Efficient. Just the way we like it. Sleeker, faster, and better. Streamlined menus, simplified …
Motoring Apps
It is increasingly interesting the apps available for motoring these days A quick look at this link will take you to Drive.com and to a recent article on some interesting …
Ransomware cyberattack hits Australia
A massive cyber attack which has hit 200,000 people in at least 150 countries has claimed its first Australian victims and authorities warn more is yet to come.The Federal Government …