Your Vehicle Is Identified Before You Finish Describing It
EEK integrated the CarJam NZ vehicle register on launch day. Enter your plate and the system already knows your make, model, and fuel type — before you say a word.
No More "What Car Do You Drive?"
One of the most frustrating parts of calling a breakdown service has always been the questions. What make? What model? What year? What fuel type? When you are panicking at a petrol station, these questions feel endless — and the answers matter enormously for misfuel recovery because different fuel systems require different procedures.
EEK integrated the CarJam NZ vehicle register from launch day. When a customer provides their registration plate — whether in the booking form, on a call, or in the portal — the system looks up the vehicle automatically. Make, model, engine type, and fuel configuration are populated instantly from the official NZ database.
What This Means in Practice
For customers, it means the booking process is faster and the risk of errors is lower. For EEK's AI agents, it means they have accurate vehicle data before the first question is asked — allowing them to give genuinely specific advice about contamination risk, urgency, and what not to do before the tow truck arrives. For insurers reviewing a claim, the vehicle data on every EEK job record is sourced from the official register, not self-reported.
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