CFX Gazette stories from September 2026, newest first.
An automated gate now sits in front of CARFIX's ten content stores, checking every sentence that names a brand against the part it describes.
10content stores behind the copy gate
Customer information at CARFIX now sits behind row-level security, an automated guard checks the locks every night, and any scheduled job that stumbles raises an alarm.
Nightlyautomated security guard
CARFIX's rego lookup now reads a car's chassis code first. It tells apart variants that share a name but not their parts, so owners can keep their cars safe and on the road.
1stthe chassis code is the first thing checked
Ask Bob for a part and say yes: he adds the exact part at the exact price, straight to your cart.
1word to add a recommended part: yes
CARFIX's own fitting notes now appear on its part pages, and every note must pass an automated fact gate before it is shown.
7,491fitting notes checked at launch
CARFIX draws on a global network of specialist parts-maker data and cross-examines it, source against source, so the parts shown for your car fit, match and reach the shop sooner.
Globalnetwork of specialist manufacturer data
carfix.co.nz is now served through a worldwide edge network with strict end-to-end encryption between the customer and the platform.
End to endstrict encryption on every connection
CARFIX's supply partners now accept, despatch or decline an order with a single tap, and each tap sets the customer's update in motion automatically.
3one-tap order states for supply partners
CARFIX has launched part-type pages: one page per kind of part, per car, built from the car's own fitment data.
1page per part type, per car
In a single operation, CARFIX enriched more than 300,000 product listings with complete catalogue names, so owners can see exactly what each part is.