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CHICAGO - CCC Intelligent Solutions Inc. (NASDAQ:CCCS) announced Thursday an expanded integration with Opus IVS that brings enhanced advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) capabilities to its CCC ONE platform. The cloud services provider, which boasts impressive gross profit margins of 75.9% and annual revenue of nearly $997 million, continues to innovate in the property and casualty insurance technology space.
The integration allows collision repair shops to access Opus IVS’s ADAS Map calibration recommendations directly within the CCC ONE workflow, enabling technicians to identify ADAS features and understand calibration requirements without switching between systems.
Users who have enabled this feature can add calibration recommendations from ADAS Map as line items on repair estimates with a single click, helping to streamline the repair process for increasingly complex vehicles.
"This enhancement saves time, supports consistent, high-quality repairs, and helps shops return vehicles to pre-accident condition, which has become increasingly demanding as vehicle technology continues to evolve," said Dan Risley, vice president of market solutions at CCC Intelligent Solutions.
The integration comes as repair facilities face growing challenges in servicing vehicles equipped with advanced driver assistance systems. By combining CCC’s platform capabilities with Opus IVS’s ADAS intelligence, the companies aim to simplify the repair process.
Brian Herron, CEO of Opus IVS, said the two-way integration "not only empowers shops with the insights they need to act quickly and confidently, but also gives them a fast, easy option to directly add the Opus ADAS Map recommendations as estimate lines."
CCC Intelligent Solutions provides cloud platform services for the property and casualty insurance economy, connecting more than 35,000 businesses. Opus IVS offers diagnostic technology and remote technical support for automotive repair shops and dealerships.
According to the press release statement, the expanded integration reflects both companies’ commitment to innovation in the evolving collision repair landscape.
In other recent news, CCC Intelligent Solutions Holdings Inc. reported a notable financial performance for the second quarter of 2025. The company achieved a 12% increase in revenue compared to the previous year, reaching $260.5 million. Additionally, CCC Intelligent Solutions recorded an adjusted EBITDA of $108 million, representing a 42% margin. These financial results highlight the company’s continued growth and operational efficiency. In a separate development, board member Lauren Young announced her intention to resign from the board by the end of 2025. The company clarified that her decision to step down was not due to any disagreements with the company’s operations or policies. No successor has been named following this announcement. These developments provide insight into the company’s current financial health and board composition changes.
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