Look up a part and the job it belongs to is already there: labour times, service schedules, manuals and technical drawings.

The hours any job takes, a single repair or a full service, out of HaynesPro or TecRMI*. Parts and labour price up in one go.
The maker's own maintenance schedule and service intervals, with the next due service marked and ready to price as a job.
Step-by-step repair instructions, adjustment data and lubricant specifications, for workshops with the licence.
Exploded views that name every component in an assembly. Hover one and the matching article lights up, ready for the cart.
Technical information is not a section of Brightmotive, it is on the product pages themselves. Whatever the job needs opens from the part a workshop is already looking at, with no second window to keep beside the catalogue.

Parts that wear out carry the interval the maker replaces them at, counted in kilometres or in months. Fluids add how many litres this car takes and the specification they have to meet.

Hover a net price and Brightmotive works out the consumer price on top of it: the surcharges, the VAT and the labour time at the workshop's own hourly rate. When a car owner phones to ask what a battery costs, that is the number to read out.

Workshops quote their own customers without leaving your storefront. Parts come from the cart, jobs come from the car's service schedule.

The interval the car is due for, suggested from its age and mileage, or any repair by name. Each job brings its standard time.
The jobs picked add up to a service plan: every step the work involves, as one checklist for whoever is under the car.
The workshop sets its own hourly rate. Labour is the standard time at that rate, added to the parts for a subtotal, VAT and total.
Their name, address and logo at the top, no article numbers, so the car owner reads the job and not a number to price-check.
* HaynesPro is our primary source of technical information and runs through the whole catalogue. TecRMI is supported as well, on its own pages.

They find the right part on the first try and see when it actually arrives. Fewer phone calls for your counter team.