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Adding your first vehicle by VINEnter the VIN and the year, make and model are filled in from it, so every record is tied to that exact car.How a record is added, step by stepPhotograph the pages, let Vinfirm read them, review the redactions and the details, then save.How long reading takes, and leaving while it runsA few minutes for most documents, and several for longer ones. You can leave the screen and come back.What counts as one recordOne service visit's paperwork, showing the date, the shop and the work. Booklets and logs become one record per entry.Vehicle history reports and CarfaxVinfirm never takes history-report content. You can note that a record matches a reported event yourself.When paperwork looks like it's for a different carA different VIN, make or year on the pages is flagged, and saving asks you to say you've checked.Adding a record from a previous owner's documentationPaperwork from before you owned the car is marked as inherited, not folded into your own ownership.Work a shop, a warranty or a recall paid forCovered work is recorded line by line, and left out of what the owner spent.Paperwork in another language or currencyForeign paperwork is translated into English and labeled. Amounts and readings stay as printed, and the car's totals convert to dollars and miles.Changing a record after it's savedDetails stay editable and you can hide more. The pages are locked, so a missing page means adding the record again.Limits on records, pages and readingRecords per car depend on the plan. Pages per record and reading have their own limits, on every plan.

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Plans and billing3

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