One platform to model, enrich, and govern automotive parts data — built on industry-standard categories, attributes, and fitment, not spreadsheets.
Every product inherits a governed schema instead of a free-form spreadsheet column — so two parts of the same type always describe themselves the same way.
Body, Electrical, Powertrain — the top of the tree.
Narrows the category into a specific part family.
110+ types, each with its own required attributes.
Specifications, dimensions, packaging, fitment — typed and validated.
Configure the schema once, then create, import, and ship product data through the same governed model.
Manage categories, part types, attributes, sections, and languages — the schema every product is built from.
Create and edit parts with type-aware forms — specifications, descriptions, packaging, digital assets, interchange.
Excel workflows for whole catalogs at once — templates generated live from your current schema, always in sync.
Tie parts to the vehicles they fit — TecDoc and AutoCare-based fitment data, side by side.
Categories, part types, and attributes are seeded from AutoCare's PCdb and PAdb reference data — so your catalog speaks the same language as suppliers, marketplaces, and OE cross-references, not a one-off in-house taxonomy.
Bring in TecDoc catalog data without hand-mapping every column, then push finished product records out as AutoCare's own exchange formats — ACES 4.2 vehicle-fitment XML and PIES 7.2 product-data XML — the two formats marketplaces, distributors, and OEs actually consume.
Every field routes through the Mapper, so nothing crosses formats as a black box: each attribute's target field is either an auto-suggested match you can confirm, or one you've mapped by hand.
Attribute names, dropdown values, section labels, and product descriptions all carry a language on every row. Add a language in the Configurator and translation coverage is tracked automatically, attribute by attribute.
A categorized, searchable filter picker spans record metadata, core fields, every part-type specification, and repeatable sections like packaging or digital assets — each with the right operator for its data type: Is, Is Not, Has Value, Has No Value.