Digital Servicebook has entered into a strategic partnership with TEMOT International Autoparts GmbH – one of the world’s leading organisations within the automotive aftermarket, representing more than 12,500 workshops across its own concepts in over 80 countries.

The partnership marks an important step in Digital Servicebook’s international growth and reinforces the ambition to create a more transparent, accessible, and digital future for the entire automotive industry – worldwide.

“We’ve spent years building something that works in practice – not just on paper. With TEMOT, we now have the opportunity to scale globally without compromising on what we believe in.” says Kim Koch, CEO of Digital Servicebook.

A changing market – and a need that cannot be ignored

The automotive industry is evolving rapidly.

Car manufacturers are increasingly building their own digital service history systems, strengthening customer retention within their own networks. At the same time, we are seeing growing demand from both independent workshops and brand workshops for better access to documentation and data.

This highlights one clear need: A solution that works across systems – not just within them.

That is exactly the gap Digital Servicebook is designed to fill.

The platform enables workshops to document service, maintenance, and repairs in one unified digital service record – ensuring a consistent and reliable service history that supports requirements related to warranty and documentation.

At the same time, for those who need it, documentation can be forwarded to manufacturers’ own systems (OEM DSR).

The result is simple: A complete service history. And stronger positioning for the workshop – regardless of starting point.

A solution for the entire industry – not just parts of it

Digital Servicebook is built on a clear ambition: to gather service history in one place and make it accessible – regardless of where the vehicle is serviced.

Today, the solution is used by workshops, car dealers, leasing companies, insurance companies, fleet operators, and vehicle owners across multiple markets – with growing demand across Europe, where the Nordic region already represents a strong and well-established foundation.

“It’s not about competing with anyone – it’s about raising the standard for everyone. Workshops need to document their work properly, and vehicle owners need to be able to trust it.” says Teis Nielsen, CSO of Digital Servicebook.

Digital Servicebook positions itself as a neutral platform, not working for one specific part of the industry – but for the industry as a whole.

Data should follow the vehicle – not be locked in systems

A key principle behind the partnership is simple:

Service history should not be locked within individual systems or stakeholders.

Digital Servicebook works to ensure that data follows the vehicle – regardless of where it is serviced or who owns it.

“A car changes ownership multiple times during its lifetime. It doesn’t make sense for the history to disappear along the way. It should be accessible – for both workshops and owners.” says Kim Koch.

The result is a better overview, fewer errors, and a more reliable experience for all parties involved.

Already in use – now scaling globally

The collaboration with TEMOT is not a future vision – it is already in motion.

Several European workshop chains have already implemented Digital Servicebook as part of their daily operations. The platform is widely used for documenting service work – and for those who require it, there is the option to forward documentation to OEM systems. The Nordic region already represents a strong and well-established foundation.

With TEMOT as a partner, the solution is now scaling across a global network of workshops and chains.

A shared goal: a more transparent industry

At TEMOT, the partnership is seen as a natural step in the evolution of the industry.

“Digitalisation is essential for the future of the aftermarket. Digital Servicebook addresses a real need and creates value for both workshops and vehicle owners – no matter where in the world they are.” says Simon Stoddart, Communication & Marketing Director, TEMOT International.

Ready for the next chapter

The partnership with TEMOT marks the beginning of a new phase for Digital Servicebook.

After years of development, growth, and collaboration across markets, the company is now ready to take the next step internationally.

As CEO Kim Koch previously stated:

“We aim to be the neutral player that creates clarity and trust – across the entire value chain.”

With TEMOT as a partner, that foundation is now stronger than ever.

Want to learn more?

If you would like to learn more about the partnership – or explore how Digital Servicebook can support your business – feel free to get in touch.

At the same time, development continues. Digital Servicebook is currently expanding with new team members in countries such as the UK and the Netherlands, strengthening local presence and ensuring even closer implementation across markets.

More on this in an upcoming update.