FAQs Customer Contract FAQs What are cross-references and how can they be used? Cross-references are links between parts from different manufacturers. For example, Manufacturer A can create a cross-reference for a brake disc to a brake disc from Manufacturer B. If a user then searches for the brake disc from Manufacturer B in the TecDoc Catalogue Web, the link to the brake disc from Manufacturer A will also be displayed. In the TecDoc Catalogue Web, this is made clear through the added text “found via comparison number”. Cross-references may be used by TecDoc data users in exactly this structure. Use in the reverse direction and the creation of one’s own cross-references are prohibited by the data user contract. Can the TecDoc data be used to sell used parts? Is data usage also permitted on sales platforms? Can the TecDoc data be used for private brands? What does prompt updating mean? Caching: Is caching of data from web services onto private servers permitted? How can a legal source for TecAlliance data be identified? Can data from the TecDoc Web Catalogue be copied? How can the eBay Vehicle Usage List be used? Am I allowed to use data from other sources together with TecAlliance data? Why do I have to delete the TecAlliance data after the end of the contract period? Copyright © 2021 TecAlliance, made with ♥ Legal Privacy Policy General Terms & Conditions Customer Contract FAQs Privacy preferences We use cookies and similar technologies on our website and process personal data about you, such as your IP address. We also share this data with third parties. Data processing may be done with your consent or on the basis of a legitimate interest, which you can object to in the individual privacy settings. You have the right to consent to essential services only and to modify or revoke your consent at a later time in the privacy policy. Some services process personal data in the USA. By consenting to the use of these services, you also consent to the processing of your data in the USA in accordance with Art. 49 (1) lit. a GDPR. The USA is considered by the ECJ to be a country with an insufficient level of data protection according to EU standards. In particular, there is a risk that your data will be processed by US authorities for control and monitoring purposes, perhaps without the possibility of a legal recourse.You are under 16 years old? Then you cannot consent to optional services. Ask your parents or legal guardians to agree to these services with you. ● Essential● Functional● Statistics Accept all Continue without consent Individual privacy preferences Privacy policy • Imprint English