Crescent and its sister brands, with the spare parts

We fetch Cycleurope product data and bring along the spare part lists belonging to each bike model.

The bike is half the job, the parts are the other

Crescent and its sister brands are bikes that stay with the customer for a long time. Most of the contact a shop has with the range is therefore not sales but service: a cable, a derailleur hanger, a light for a model that is a few years old.

Cycleurope publishes spare part lists per bike model. We fetch them together with the product data, so the link between bike and part survives inside your systems.

When a customer walks in with a bike, you can go from model to the correct spare part number without leafing through an exploded diagram.

What we bring along

Bike data and spare part data belong together and need to be fetched as one whole.

Article numbers and EAN codes for bikes and parts.

Model and year information, so the right generation can be found.

Spare part lists linked to the bike model they belong to.

Names and specifications per article.

From model to the right part

The workshop asks a different question than the webshop does.

Spare parts are tied to the model instead of sitting in a loose list.

Parts recurring across several models are created once.

What can be sold online is created with a name and an image.

A mechanic can start with the bike in front of them and end at an article number, and the same article can be sold over the counter or on the web.

The spare part lists follow the bike model.

The right generation can be told apart from a near-identical one.

The same article number in the workshop and in the webshop.

The bike a customer rolls in with should lead to the right part.

Next steps

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