Intropy

Intropy — Part-level realised-price and teardown-economics table for dismantled vehicles, keyed by VIN. Per vehicle the platform decodes the VIN into its installed parts normalised to a standardised part-number scheme with fitment/interchange mappings, assigns each component a realised sale value by sales channel, and pairs that with the labour time and cost to remove it — producing a per-part keep-or-scrap decision against an explicit labour threshold (illustrated at $30/hour: an engine assembly at $1,055, a transmission at $578, a wheel set at $264, a headlamp pair at $217 are pulled; an al…

Intropy offers (Alternative, Price, Reference, Supply Chain) — Part-level rather than vehicle-level: each processed vehicle yields a decoded part list with per-part prices and labour values (the worked example shows 4 kept components and 29 listed scrap items, so realistically tens of part records per vehicle), multiplied across a launch-stage yard base — plausibly low millions of part-price observations if the cross-channel pricing engine aggregates centrally, but the deployed footprint is small enough that the true count must be established in diligence.

Part-level salvage price curves by component and channel — the granularity that vehicle-level auction data cannot reach; teardown profitability and labour-cost models (which parts justify their own removal, and how that flips with wage rates or scrap prices); interchange and fitment graphs for parts marketplaces and search; bid-ceiling and total-loss decisioning models that need part value rather than vehicle value; end-of-life vehicle material-recovery and circularity modelling from actual keep/scrap splits; used-part insurance and claim costing; demand and pricing elasticity by channel from the routing decisions; and battery-pack economics for electric vehicles where pack and module value versus removal labour is the central open question

The data is with 2 years of history.

Coverage spans US, Other, APAC, Europe; Application Software, Financial Exchanges & Data; alternative, price, reference, supply_chain; equities.