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The strength of OSA is in the breadth and depth of its membership.  Your input and support will help us to build a robust set of data security guidelines and certification program as well as influence other participants in automotive retail to adopt an open and secure approach to data access.

To become a member of Open Secure Access please complete the form below and mail your check for membership dues per the schedule to the right.

If you have any questions about membership please contact us.

 

Thanks for your support!

2007 Membership Dues

    Dealer $0
    Non-dealer $3,000

Dues are non-refundable and should be sent to:

The Open Secure Access Coalition
PO Box 10879

Wilmington, NC 28404-0879

 

Members receive:

  • Regular updates on the status of data security and accesss issues effecting the automotive retail industry.
  • Opportunity to participate in industry-wide communications from OSA.
  • Recognition of OSA membership on the OSA website and in any materials listing complete OSA membership.
  • Use of the "OSA Member" branding.
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Members agree to support the OSA Principles:

  • Dealers should control who accesses their data and how it's used.
  • Industry participants should work together to ensure dealer data is secure.
  • Third parties that have dealer permission to utilize a dealer’s data should be able to access the data through their own efforts or through the services of an independent company.
  • DMS companies should facilitate interaction with all data available to a DMS user by providing technologically advanced means to interact with (read and write) that data, either through a robust set of APIs, system functionality, or direct access to the database.
  • Industry participants, including DMS companies, that provide essential services required to facilitate access to, and interactions with, dealer-permissioned data should be reasonably compensated.