How it works

What happens to every car and every part.

The full process, from the moment a vehicle arrives to the moment a part is sold and its paperwork is filed.

A worked example. Every identifier below is the shape ELVPro actually stores.

Step 1 · Intake

The vehicle is logged once.

One record holds the VIN and every detail that follows from it.

Donor
VW Golf VII 2.0 TDI · 2016
VIN
WVWZZZAUZGW152431
Date received
14 Feb 2026
The donor vehicles list in ELVPro, each row showing its VIN and status.

Step 2 · Depollution

Fluids and hazardous parts are recorded as they come out.

Each stage is timestamped, so the depollution log fills itself in as you work.

Fluids drained
Yes · 09:14
Battery removed
Yes · 09:21
Airbags disarmed
Yes · 09:35

Step 3 · Parts

Each part gets its own record.

Linked to the VIN it came from, with the OEM code and where it sits on your shelf.

Part
Alternator · 140 A
OEM
06J903023
Shelf
A · 04 · R2 · S3 · B11
Condition
Good · tested
A part record in ELVPro, showing its OEM reference and shelf location.

Step 4 · Pricing

Set a price once.

It appears in your shop automatically, at the price you set.

The ELVPro warehouse tree: zones, aisles, racks, shelves and bins.

Step 5 · Storefront

Customers buy from your own branded website.

On your domain, with your name on it. Not a shared marketplace listing.

A yard’s own ELVPro storefront, on its own domain.

Step 6 · Sale & paperwork

When a part sells, the paperwork is already there.

The certificate of destruction and the depollution report are built from the records you entered as you worked.

Certificate of destruction
Ready
Depollution report
Ready
A certificate of destruction in ELVPro, ready to issue.

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