Quick Answer
AAA Solutions has activated a second dedicated remote programming station, reducing average ECU file turnaround time during peak demand hours for workshops sending in remap, DTC OFF, and OE software programming requests.
What's New
A second remote programming bay is now live and taking file requests alongside our original station. Both run the same verified read edit write verify process on every job, giving us parallel capacity during the hours we see the highest volume of incoming requests.
Why It Matters for Workshops
The most common feedback we've had from workshops is turnaround time during busy periods. Running two programming stations in parallel means file requests during peak hours no longer queue behind each other the way they could previously, without changing anything about how a workshop submits a request.
What Stays the Same
The request process, technician review, and verification steps are unchanged — every file still goes through the same checksum verification and post write confirmation before it's returned. This expansion is purely about capacity, not a change to how files are handled.
Key Takeaways
- A second remote programming bay is now live alongside the original station.
- Peak hour file turnaround times are reduced without any change to the request process.
- Every file still goes through the same verification steps regardless of which bay handles it.
Frequently Asked Questions
No — the request process on WhatsApp or through the site is unchanged. The second bay simply adds parallel capacity behind the scenes.
Average turnaround during peak hours has improved, though exact timing still depends on job complexity and current volume.