One-click cross-platform listing
Parts listed and delisted on the web and eBay straight from the ERP.
Patrolapart: one person, a national parts operation.
A one-stop shop for Nissan Patrol parts. We connected its webstore and eBay stores to MYOB Exo, then to Odoo when the business changed ERP.
Patrolapart is a specialist Nissan Patrol parts supplier: genuine Nissan parts, aftermarket components, 4x4 accessories, mobile fridges and camping gear, plus second-hand parts from dismantled Patrols from 1988 on. Online, they're known as the one-stop shop for all things Patrol.
Sales were growing fast across several channels, and the manual work was growing with them. They needed one-click, cross-platform management of parts, orders, pricing, trade accounts and freight.
We architected one integrated system around MYOB Exo, working with the Exo provider on customisations. Parts deployed across every platform in one click, orders from the webstore and eBay imported straight into Exo, and freight was quoted, booked and labelled by the site.
Parts listed and delisted on the web and eBay straight from the ERP.
Live stock levels across every channel.
Synced from the ERP to the live site.
Webstore and eBay orders imported automatically, first into MYOB Exo, now into Odoo.
Products associated with the vehicles they fit.
Shippit quotes at checkout, then courier allocation and tracking handled by the site.
Mapped the pain points and how parts would move between Exo, eBay, the webstore and freight.
A marketing area up top, easy navigation and a product focus, with a blog to educate customers.
Prototyped the process flow, validated it, then built and tested a beta against real integrations.
Taken live over several days, checking every component met the spec.
Businesses outgrow their systems. When Patrolapart moved from MYOB Exo to Odoo, the webstore and eBay setup didn't get thrown out and rebuilt.
We built the Odoo connection. Odoo is now the system in charge: products, pricing, stock and customer accounts flow out to the website, and website and eBay orders flow straight back in. Product and customer updates run every 30 minutes, with a full refresh every day.
That's the point of building the integration layer properly the first time. When one system changes, the rest of the business doesn't have to.
Here's what moves in and out of the website today.
In: products, specs, images, brands, stock, retail, special, eBay and customer-group pricing, options, shipping settings, customer accounts and trade credit.
Out: registered and guest customers, website and eBay orders with prices and discounts, delivery and tracking, deposits, insurance, notes and payment details.
Out: listings with images, part numbers, condition, vehicle compatibility, pricing and quantities, published, updated and withdrawn automatically. Tracking on dispatch, and buyer feedback left automatically.
In: orders with buyer and delivery details, payment and fulfilment status, plus policies and listing status.
Out: quote requests, then orders for fulfilment with parcel details, courier allocation, delivery instructions and authority to leave.
In: live quotes and carrier options, shipment references, tracking history and delivery status.
Out: payment sessions with the order, amount, line items, shopper and addresses.
In: payment results, transaction references and status notifications.
Out: checkout orders with purchase details and totals, then capture of approved payments.
In: capture results, transaction references, and notice of completed, declined, cancelled or refunded payments.
Product and customer updates from Odoo every 30 minutes, with a full refresh daily. Payment and shipping updates arrive by notification as they happen.
Since launch, Patrolapart has seen:
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