Right the first time
Does this part fit this car? Get it wrong and you're paying for returns, handling complaints and losing trust.
Six instead of sixty
The fitment check cuts a long list of possible parts down to the few that fit the exact car.
Data cleaned up
Over 80 passes standardise the sources, so 5w40 and 5W-40 end up as one value.
Deliverable only
Parts nobody can deliver are removed, so everything left on the list can be ordered.
Not one-size-fits-all
Your brand policy, your menu and your own product data decide what workshops see.
The OE catalogue
The same parts information the manufacturer has, exploded views included. Workshops click through the drawings to the exact factory part.
Graphical search
Browse the car the way the factory built it: exploded views of every assembly, each part a click.
OE data in every list
Every product list for the vehicle includes the OE information. A confirmed-fit mark means ordering without second-guessing.
Open it from any article
Looking at an oil filter? Open the exploded view it appears in, straight from the article, anywhere in Brightmotive.
Order from the drawing
Every part in the drawing shows the actual articles and their expected delivery times, ready to order without a separate search.
Only what you actually sell
No two wholesalers sell the same assortment. What goes in, what comes out and how the menu reads are yours to set in Adminland.
Primary and secondary brands
You set which brands lead. Secondary brands appear only when no primary one can be delivered.
Automatic brand preferences
A fitting part in stock at any of your branches always shows, with nothing configured. Old stock included, because it is on the shelf.
Sell everything you stock
Brightmotive knows what's in your ERP and on your shelves. It highlights where the issues are, so you can fix them.
Packs and promotions
Quantities round to whole packs and minimum order amounts, and a promotion shows its label with the regular price struck through.
How a result is built
Every product goes through a long pipeline before it reaches the workshop.
The details are covered too
The smaller features that come up on every order.
This car's order history
Open a car and its past orders are right there. Reorder the same part in one click or start a return straight from the list.
Keyboard shortcuts
Workshops are power users who order many times a day. Shortcuts cover every step, so a routine order takes seconds.
Every OE number of a product
The product page lists every OE number in one overview, easy to compare across carmakers. A click copies a number or searches it.
Oils and fluids, tidied
The same oil in every package size is one product, not ten listings. The 1, 5 and 20 litre packs sit side by side to pick from.
Side-by-side comparison
When more than one article fits, pick a few and they line up side by side, differences highlighted so the deciding spec stands out.
The right quantity
Add to cart starts at the quantity the car needs, so a four-cylinder engine gets four spark plugs and brake discs go in as a pair.
Ordered before
A green label marks anything this workshop ordered for this car before and kept. Even from a year ago, green means it fit.
Brand loyalty
Brightmotive notices when a workshop always buys, say, Bosch oil filters and sorts Bosch first for them, without anyone setting it up.
Give your workshops a catalogue they trust
They find the right part on the first try and see when it actually arrives. Fewer phone calls for your counter team.