In July 2026 Repairify, maker of asTech, and Opus IVS completed the merger of their diagnostics businesses, announced in January. The business will be led by Brian Herron, director of Opus IVS.
What happened
The merger brings together two players in diagnostics. Repairify is known for the asTech solution for remote diagnostics and module programming, while Opus IVS is known for diagnostic equipment and software and for ADAS calibration.
What they want to achieve
The aim is to combine remote diagnostics know-how with Opus IVS equipment and software and to provide more unified support for workshops. The reason is the growing complexity of vehicles and ADAS systems.
What this means for workshops
Workshops increasingly meet vehicles where a repair requires programming, scanning and calibration. A more unified offering means a workshop can cover more of these tasks with a single provider. We will follow further announcements from the companies for concrete changes in products and support.
