A business ontology
Vehicles, parts, offers, orders and repairs: connect business objects instead of simply collecting documents.
Vehicles, parts, offers, orders and repairs: connect business objects instead of simply collecting documents.
A part fits a vehicle. An offer commits a supplier to a price and delivery date. An order follows the accepted offer. A return relates to the delivered part: digital workers retain these links to work on the same case.
Hello, I need a timing belt kit for case V-042. Can it arrive tomorrow?
The product sheet provides the reference and specifications. Stock and pricing come from the distributor.
Part numbers, equivalents, availability, negotiated prices, orders and returns: your digital workers need to understand what the data means and how your teams work.
Vehicles, parts, offers, orders and repairs: connect business objects instead of simply collecting documents.
Reconcile references, units, prices and statuses while retaining their source and context.
Distributors, parts manufacturers, networks, data providers and software vendors: we know the automotive aftermarket players and the role of their systems. This expertise helps identify possible connections between your business data, catalogues, ERPs, DMSs and supply chain software, then implement them according to your access rights and needs.
Define roles, tools and handovers. Bring in a person when a decision requires one.
Reuse proven components and workflows while keeping each customer’s data separate.
Our engineers combine advanced AI expertise with an in-depth understanding of the automotive aftermarket: parts distribution, supply chain, workshops, networks and after-sales. They understand the business before building the solution.
Active sources and connections are qualified for each project according to access, contracts and acceptance tests. A known source is not automatically an operational integration.
A specific need or a broader programme: start with your business.
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