Customers send the original read through your branded portal. Your tuners do the calibration in WinOLS and return the modified file through the same request.
Everything before and after the calibration: the request, the vehicle context, the money and the delivery.
Four-step upload: vehicle, tuning options, file and submission, so a request arrives complete.
The reading device the customer used stays attached to the request.
Vehicle data from a 67,000+ vehicle database, filtered by ECU and reading device.
The tuner opens the work queue with vehicle and customer history already attached.
File status reaches the customer by SMS and email as it changes.
Credit packages, invoices and PDF receipts run in the same customer account.
What the customer picks on the request
The customer picks the reading device from the portal’s list (Alientech, Autotuner, Magic Motorsport, EVC, Bitbox, Dimsport Genius, PCM-Flash and others), then the reading type: Full Read, ID Only or Virtual Read.
Each file can be up to 64 MB. Server scripts and executables are refused; other file types are accepted.
EVC credits sold through the portal
The EVC integration sells EVC credits from your own shop. The customer enters their EVC customer number at registration or later in the profile, and your admins can set it on the customer record.
When an EVC credit order is paid, the portal adds the credits to that EVC customer number through EVC’s reseller interface. The transfer runs as its own job after the payment: if EVC does not answer, the payment stands, the failure is logged and the transfer is tried again.
EVC credit packages are created in the admin panel next to the portal’s own credit packages.
Admins check an EVC number’s status, add the customer to the reseller account, add or correct a balance and list recent EVC purchases.
The balance EVC returns is stored on the customer record.
Questions
Does the portal replace WinOLS?
No. Your tuners keep calibrating in WinOLS. The portal brings the request in complete and takes the finished file back to the customer.
What does the EVC integration do?
It sells EVC credits: once an EVC credit order is paid, the credits are added to the customer’s EVC customer number through EVC’s reseller interface.
Where does the customer enter the EVC number?
At registration or later in the profile. Admins can also set or correct it on the customer record.
What if the EVC transfer fails?
The payment stands. The transfer runs as a separate job after the payment, is logged when it fails and is tried again.
Does the tuner see the vehicle before opening the file?
Yes. The work queue opens with the vehicle, the reading device and the customer history attached.
