CCC Intelligent Solutions Integrates Azimuth Claims for Advanced ADAS Calibration Workflows

CCC Intelligent Solutions has integrated Azimuth Claims Solutions’ ADAS calibration and labor time data into its CCC ONE platform. This move addresses the growing complexity of modern vehicle repairs for insurers and repairers, streamlining the identification of required safety system calibrations to improve estimate accuracy and reduce friction in the claims lifecycle.

What was announced

The integration brings Azimuth’s Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) calibration identification and labor time capabilities directly into the CCC ONE platform. This allows repair facilities to access specific calibration recommendations within their existing workflow, rather than toggling between disparate systems. By combining Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) procedures, vehicle build data, and real-world time studies, the system identifies required OEM calibration operations and the associated labor times for specific vehicle models.

As ADAS technology—including sensors, cameras, and software-driven safety features—becomes standard across newer vehicle fleets, the complexity of identifying necessary recalibrations has increased. The integration enables repairers to add these Azimuth recommendations directly to a repair estimate. This is intended to reduce manual research steps and support more consistent repair planning across the industry. For insurers, this provides a more transparent view of the technical requirements and costs associated with modern collision repair, potentially reducing the frequency of supplemental claims and disputes over labor hours.

The addition of Azimuth expands CCC’s existing diagnostics network. The technology is designed to help both insurers and collision repairers navigate the evolution of vehicles into software-defined platforms, where a physical repair to a body panel often necessitates a digital recalibration of the vehicle's internal systems.

"ADAS calibration has become one of the most critical and least standardized components of modern collision repair. With sensors, cameras, and software-driven systems now involved in nearly every repair, the industry needs clearer, more consistent guidance to determine what procedures are required. By bringing Azimuth’s calibration identification engine and labor time intelligence into the CCC ONE platform, CCC is helping deliver the level of transparency, consistency, and workflow support that repairers and insurers expect from a modern, data-driven ecosystem. This collaboration enables a more informed, unified view of ADAS requirements tied directly to the repair plan, supporting better outcomes as vehicles continue their evolution into software-defined platforms."

Charles Rich, chief executive officer of Azimuth Claims Solutions

The companies involved

CCC Intelligent Solutions (CCC) is a prominent SaaS and AI platform provider that serves the broader insurance and automotive repair economy. The company’s technology connects insurers, repair facilities, automakers, and parts suppliers to facilitate the claims and repair process. CCC is known for its CCC ONE platform, which is a central tool used by thousands of collision repairers and insurance carriers to manage estimates and workflows.

Azimuth Claims Solutions provides technology specifically designed to bring transparency and consistency to ADAS calibration planning. By identifying required OEM procedures and the labor associated with specific vehicle systems, Azimuth helps the industry navigate the technical requirements of modern vehicle safety systems. The company’s platform acts as a bridge between complex vehicle build data and the practical needs of the collision repair shop and the insurance adjuster.

What FF News has reported before

FF News has closely followed the corporate evolution of CCC Intelligent Solutions, notably reporting on the major $6.1 billion deal in which GTCR and Elliott to Acquire Insurtech Leader CCC Intelligent Solutions in $6.1 Billion Go-Private Deal. This marked a significant shift in the company's capital structure and market position. Additionally, the publication covered the company's expansion into subrogation technology when CCC Acquires Insurtech Safekeep.

Regarding Azimuth, FF News previously reported on a similar strategic move when Solera and Azimuth Launch Integrated ADAS Calibration Estimating to Standardize Collision Repair. This highlights Azimuth's role as a key data provider across the major estimating platforms in the collision industry.

What this means from an insurtech perspective

From an insurance perspective, the "black box" of ADAS calibration has long been a source of indemnity leakage and friction between carriers and shops. By embedding Azimuth's data into CCC ONE, the industry is moving toward a standardized "truth" for labor times and necessary procedures. This reduces the subjectivity that often leads to friction in the claims process. For carriers, this integration is a tool for better cost control and more accurate reserving, as it brings technical requirements into the initial estimate rather than waiting for a supplement. It puts pressure on incumbent estimating vendors to provide deeper, more granular data integrations as vehicles become increasingly complex and software-dependent. Ultimately, this supports customer trust by ensuring safety systems are correctly restored to OEM standards, reducing the liability risks associated with improper recalibration.