Connect Your Parts Inventory with the JMeC Network
Join the JMeC Connect salvage and auto recycling network. Help customers, mechanics, and shops find affordable used, recycled, and hard-to-find parts — through a platform built to connect inventory with real demand.
Built for Salvage Yards
JMeC Connect helps route customer requests to qualified providers while letting you stay independent, work your own area, and stay in control of your schedule.
Reach Mechanics and Shops
Mechanics and garages in the network who need parts for active jobs are connected to salvage yards in their area — giving your inventory a new demand channel.
Location-Based Parts Routing
The system routes parts referrals to salvage yards that serve the ZIP code area of the requesting mechanic, shop, or customer.
Future Inventory Integration
Salvage Premium tiers are designed with future inventory listing and API-based parts search integration in mind for when that infrastructure is ready.
How Matching Works
Collect clean provider information, organize it correctly, and use it to match the right provider to the right customer request.
Apply
Submit your salvage yard profile, location, inventory categories, license status, and contact details.
Review
JMeC reviews your license status, EPA compliance acknowledgment, and parts availability before activating your listing.
List
Your salvage yard is listed as a parts source for mechanics, shops, and customers in your service area.
Connect
When a parts request matches your inventory category and location, the system routes the referral to your yard.
Supply
Confirm availability, provide pricing, and complete the parts sale as an independent transaction.
Who This Is For
- Licensed salvage yards and auto recyclers
- Dismantlers with organized used parts inventory
- Used OEM and aftermarket parts dealers
- Wholesale parts suppliers
- Salvage operations serving mechanics and body shops
- Yards with specialty or hard-to-find inventory
Partner Requirements
- State salvage dealer or auto recycler license
- EPA compliance for vehicle fluid drainage and disposal
- VIN tracking system for salvage vehicles (even basic)
- Fire and safety compliance for yard operations
- Clear inventory categories (engine, transmission, body, electrical, etc.)
- Reliable phone/email contact for parts inquiries
- Agreement to operate as an independent parts supplier
- Environmental compliance acknowledgment
Partner Plans
Start small, stay flexible, and upgrade as your workload grows. Plans are activated during the onboarding process.
Free Listing
Get listed at no cost.
- Salvage yard directory listing
- Parts category listing
- Visible to mechanics and shops
- No referral fees while in trial
Pay-Per-Referral
Best for low-volume yards.
- Pay per matched referral only
- No monthly commitment
- Direct mechanic/shop connections
- Accept or pass on referrals
Salvage Pro
Best for active yards.
- Unlimited referral connections
- Featured salvage yard listing
- Priority routing by parts category
- Inventory category management
Salvage Premium
Best for high-volume operations.
- All Salvage Pro features
- API inventory integration (coming soon)
- Priority search placement
- Fleet and shop account routing
Ready to Join the Salvage Network?
New salvage yards should complete the salvage partner signup form. Make sure your license status and EPA compliance acknowledgment are accurate — this is reviewed before activation.
Already a JMeC Partner?
If your contact details, service area, license status, or availability changes, update your provider profile so the system has accurate information for matching.
Update Your Yard Info
Use your account page when your inventory categories, contact details, hours, or license status changes. Mechanics and shops rely on accurate listing info to call or visit your yard.
Salvage Partner Portal Coming Soon
A dedicated portal for salvage yard partners is being built to manage parts category listings, referral history, and inventory integration as those features roll out.
Partner Questions
How do mechanics find my inventory?
Mechanics and shops in the JMeC network who need parts are routed to salvage yards that serve their ZIP area and stock the relevant parts category. Your yard appears as a sourcing option for active job requests.
Do I need an EPA compliance certification?
You are not required to submit a formal EPA certificate, but you must acknowledge EPA-compliant practices for fluid drainage and vehicle disposal as part of the signup process. Salvage yards are responsible for their own environmental compliance.
Is an organized inventory system required?
A formal software-based inventory system is not required to join. However, you must be able to confirm parts availability when a referral comes in. Inaccurate availability responses affect your listing quality.
Can I list rare or specialty parts?
Yes. Specialty and hard-to-find parts are a key value of salvage yard listings. Listing specific inventory categories (diesel engines, import transmissions, vintage body panels, etc.) improves match accuracy.
How are referrals tracked?
When a mechanic or shop is routed to your yard through a JMeC referral, the connection is logged. Pay-per-referral billing is based on confirmed referrals, not just page views.
Is referral volume guaranteed?
No. JMeC Connect does not guarantee any minimum referral volume. Activity depends on customer and mechanic demand in your area and your current listing status.