Bosch drive systems, part by part

We fetch article data and documentation for the e-bike drive systems and load the parts into your systems.

Drive systems are a register of their own

Bosch drive systems sit in a large share of the e-bikes rolling into the workshop, whatever bike brand is written on the frame. The parts therefore do not belong to any single supplier's bike range but form a register of their own that the workshop needs access to.

We fetch the product data from the supplier portal and load the parts in at your end, with article numbers, EAN codes and names.

The documentation belonging to the systems comes along, so it is available when a part is about to be replaced and not only when someone goes looking for it.

What is included

Drive systems place higher demands on identification than most other articles, because the wrong part simply cannot be fitted.

Article numbers and EAN codes for parts in the drive systems.
Names that separate generations and versions.
Details of what the part belongs to.
Documentation linked to the article.

How the data is used in the workshop

What decides the value is whether the mechanic finds the right part before the bike is taken apart.

Parts become searchable in the POS by article number and name.
Replacement articles can be found from the part fitted to the bike.
Documentation sits with the article instead of in a separate folder.

What you can sell over the counter can also be published on the web, with the same article number in both systems.

Drive system parts searchable in the POS.
Documentation next to the article.
The same register in the workshop and on the web.

The right part identified before the bike is taken apart.