Remote Diagnostics & ECU Programming —
With the OEM Tools You Already Use

Maps your workshop VCI to your PC over the internet — your OEM software sees it as local.

Download Technician Software

Free trial · Windows only

Download Mechanic Software

Always free for on-site teams

Remote Technician connecting to workshop VCI over the internet via eLinehub
Works with your OEM software
XENTRY, ISTA, ODIS, Pathfinder & more
No extra hardware needed
Use the VCI already in your workshop
Private sessions by default
Invite-only · customer details protected
Low-latency global sessions
Choose a relay based on latency
How it works

Two roles. One session. Full remote diagnostics.

The on-site VCI is mapped to the Technician’s PC at device level — your OEM software sees it as a local USB or network interface, with no remote desktop involved.

eLinehub VCI Mapping architecture — Before: physical VCI connected locally. After: VCI mapped over internet via eLinehub cloud to remote Technician PC

  • Technician

    1. Install the Technician app and sign in
    2. Accept the job via passcode or team mode
    3. Run your OEM software — VCI appears as a local device
    Technician complete guide →

  • Mechanic

    1. Connect VCI to the vehicle and on-site PC
    2. Install the Mechanic app and create a job
    3. Share the VCI — Technician connects remotely
    Mechanic complete guide →
Device compatibility

Built for real shop conditions

Supporting USB J2534 VCIs, Ethernet and DoIP network devices, and RNDIS-based interfaces — no hardware changes needed.

USB J2534
VCI connects via USB, communicates as J2534 pass-through
VAS 6154A
VW · Audi · Seat · Skoda
Ford VCM 3
Ford · Lincoln
GM MDI 2
Chevrolet · Cadillac · GMC
Toyota Mini VCI
Toyota · Lexus
Ethernet / DoIP
VCI communicates via Ethernet or DoIP (ISO 13400)
SD Connect C4 / C5
Mercedes-Benz (Ethernet)
SD Connect C6
Mercedes-Benz (DoIP)
BMW ENET Cable
BMW · MINI (Ethernet)
Bosch MDI 2
GM · Multi-brand
RNDIS
VCI exposes a virtual RNDIS network adapter on the host PC
JLR DoIP VCI
Jaguar · Land Rover
BMW ICOM Next
BMW · MINI
VXDIAG VCX SE
Multi-brand
Launch SmartLink C
Multi-brand
28+ VCI models · 30+ vehicle brandsFull compatibility list →
Who it’s for

Built for every team that delivers remote expertise

Independent Diagnostic Technicians
“I charge per remote session”

Add remote services with the OEM tools you already trust — without changing your workflow or buying new hardware.

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Tool & Training Providers
“I support multiple client workshops”

Deliver remote technical support through your experts, with controlled access and optional branded deployment.

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Repair Shop Chains & Fleets
“I manage experts across multiple sites”

Scale your expert team across every location with role-based access and governed remote sessions.

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Remote solutions by brand

Works with the tools already in your workshop

eLinehub maps your existing VCI over the internet — no new equipment, no changes to your OEM software setup.

Popular
Mercedes-Benz
SD Connect C4/C5/C6XENTRY

Remote XENTRY diagnostics & ECU programming via SD Connect

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BMW
ENET CableISTA

Remote ISTA diagnostics & programming via ENET over the internet

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Ford
VCM 3IDS / FDRS

Remote Ford IDS & FDRS diagnostics and programming via VCM 3

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Compatible with 30+ vehicle brands — and growingView all solutions →

Explore eLinehub

Try a simulated session as a Technician or Mechanic, or check which vehicle interfaces work with your setup.

Try the interactive demoView supported devices
Vehicle brands
30+
VCI models
28+
Interface languages
29

Start delivering remote diagnostics today

Free trial included automatically when you register — no credit card required.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost for mechanics?
Mechanic software is always free. Remote connections are billed in Credits to the Technician. Technicians can buy Credits through Pay as you go or choose a subscription plan. See pricing for details.
How does the free trial work, and what happens afterward?
Technicians automatically receive a free trial when they register, with no credit card required. After using the trial, they can buy Credits through Pay as you go or choose a subscription plan. Mechanic software remains free.
How is eLinehub different from using remote desktop software?
Remote desktop tools share a screen — the OEM software still requires a locally connected VCI on the remote PC. eLinehub maps the workshop VCI directly into the Technician’s PC at device level, so no VCI is needed on the Technician’s side at all.
Can I use eLinehub with my existing team structure?
Yes. eLinehub supports role-based access — multiple Technicians and Mechanics under one account, with governed sessions and per-user access control.
What happens if the connection drops mid-session?
eLinehub uses a lossless communication layer that maintains session continuity. If the connection drops briefly, the VCI mapping resumes automatically once connectivity is restored.
What operating system is required?
eLinehub runs on Windows only, which aligns with the requirements of all major OEM diagnostic platforms including XENTRY, ISTA, ODIS, and IDS/FDRS.