On eLinehub it works a little differently from searching for a specific person — the platform connects the two sides through the order itself, and independent technicians pick up the jobs. So the way to get your W167 NTG6 coding done is: Install the free eLinehub Mechanic software and connect your VCI to the vehicle. The Mechanic side is completely free. Create an order with the basic details — vehicle, year, and the work needed (SCN coding / control unit). Then choose one of two paths: If you already work with a technician, just share your order Passcode with them. Passcode orders are private and can be accepted by a technician anywhere, with no regional limit. If you don't have one yet, set the order to Public. Registered technicians in your region will see it on the Order Market and can accept it. Once a technician accepts, you work out the technical details and pricing directly with them through the in-order Live Chat. Download page (copy into your browser): https://elinehub.com/download/ Mechanic guide (copy into your browser): https://elinehub.com/blog/elinehub-mechanic-user-guide
I submitted an application but there are no technicians, how do I find a technician?
How does this work
If no technicians are showing up, it's almost always because the order was created as a Passcode order — that's the default, and Passcode orders are private, so they don't appear on the public Order Market for technicians to see. A couple of ways to fix that: If you already know a technician — just share your order's Passcode with them directly. Passcode orders can be accepted from anywhere, with no regional restriction. If you don't have one yet — open your order and switch its type to Public. You can change this on the existing order, no need to recreate it. Once it's Public, registered technicians in your region will see it on the Order Market and can accept it. Once a technician accepts, you'll sort out the technical details and pricing directly with them in the in-order Live Chat.
Thanks for the suggestion! Both a Mechanic Android App and a Technician Android App are currently on our roadmap — your feedback is appreciated. In the meantime, if you need to use an ENET cable with an Android tablet on the Technician side, here's a workaround that works today: Configure the Technician PC to bridge its physical network adapter, then connect the Android tablet (with your diagnostic software installed) to the PC via a standard Ethernet cable. The tablet will recognize this as a direct local ENET connection, working just as if the cable were plugged in natively. For more detail on setting this up, feel free to contact us at support@elinehub.com.

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