The parts counter, finally caught up to the rest of the internet.
One platform for point-of-sale, inventory, customer accounts, returns, reports, and an online storefront. Built for the people who actually ring sales — not the people who buy software.
Built for the counter, top to bottom.
One platform. One login. Every workflow your shop runs — without tab-switching between POS, accounting, inventory, and a vendor portal.
The POS your cashier was already imagining.
Search, scan, or recite a part number — we find the right SKU on your shelf even when the customer mangles the model. Mixed-tender payment, instant receipt, offline-capable. A 5-line sale really does take under a minute.
Inventory that finds what the customer means.
Loose part numbers, missing dashes, partial matches, brand-name shorthand — all land on the right SKU. Multi-location stock with primary-shelf-first ordering.
Customers, accounts, statements.
Retail and trade accounts with credit limits, on-hold flags, A/R aging buckets, and one-click statements you can email or print. Apply payments with a 30-second undo.
Returns that put stock back atomically.
Find the original sale by partial receipt #. Pick lines + condition (resaleable goes back on the shelf, damaged is written off). If anything fails mid-process, we roll it back cleanly.
Reports that answer real questions.
Daily sales, top products, top customers, A/R aging, stock on hand, refund audit. Plain-English date ranges ("last week", "Apr 1 to today"). Download CSV or send to QuickBooks.
Ask the agent — voice or text.
Anything you can click, you can also say or type. "Start a sale. Add brake pads. Take $100 cash." Same brain that answers your phones, so the system stays consistent end-to-end.
The 20-year-old desktop ERP is finally over.
The incumbents got their UX from 1998 and stopped updating. Counter staff need two weeks of training before they ring a sale. Catalog updates ship quarterly. Hardware is locked-in.
Desktop ERPs you've been told to settle for
- Windows-only, mouse-driven, 1995-era interface
- Counter staff need 2 weeks of training before they ring a sale
- 20+ menu items, deep sub-menus, jargon ("Direct Tender Type 0")
- Catalog updates ship quarterly — on CD-ROM if you're unlucky
- Five-figure upfront cost + per-seat fees that compound
- No mobile, no offline, no AI, no API anyone documents
What the parts counter actually needs in 2026
- Works on phone, tablet, and desktop — same product everywhere
- No training. New cashier rings a sale on day one in under a minute
- Three clicks max to anywhere. Plain English throughout
- Catalog updates live — every brand, every day
- Subscription, no upfront, your own hardware or ours
- Offline POS, AI-native, fully documented API
14 days free. Card on file. Cancel any time.
No upfront cost, no setup fee, no per-cashier nickel-and-dime. Card on file at signup means we're ready when day 15 arrives — not because anyone's charging you before then.
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