onebee

Dealers and distributors

Your ERP records the transactions. Your team runs the business. onebee connects the two.

For dealers, distributors and any business that quotes, ships and services from an ERP. We pull the data out of your DMS, ERP or MRP and connect every customer, unit, part and order. Then onebee drafts parts quotes, warranty claims and service replies for your team to approve, and tells you what stock to reorder.

By hand4.2 hoursWith onebee1.7 minutes

Median time to quote a parts request at a specialty vehicle builder and dealer.
Now enrollingDealers and distributors for the pilot program.See the program
  1. 01

    In the ERP

    INV R-20418 · ITEM BK-220-14 · QTY 1 · $412.00 · CUST 0004471 · PO WARR-0912
  2. 02

    What onebee knows

    Warranty repair on
    Unit 4471 · 2021 TX-40
    Failed on this model
    6 times in 18 months
    On hand / reorder point
    2 / 5
    Lead time, last 8 orders
    34 days
  3. 03

    Ready for your team

    Reorder suggested: 6 units from Apex Supply, 34-day lead time. 3 more TX-40s are due for this repair in the next 90 days.

Illustrative data.

See it on the parts desk

From an email to a quote, with your team in the loop.

A customer sends a photo of a worn part. Press the button and watch onebee read it, find the part and draft the quote your parts desk would send. Someone on your team still approves it.

Step 4 of 5 · Quote drafted, your turn

Parts inbox8:12 am

From: [email protected]
Subject: brake kits

Need 2 of these for our 2021 TX-40s, units 4471 and 4475. Pic attached.

BK-220-1ILLUSTRATIVE
Read from the photo: stamped BK-220-1, the rest under grime.

What your team didn't have to do

  • Zoom in on the photo and search the catalog for the stampCatalog
  • Confirm what model units 4471 and 4475 areERP
  • Check stock in two warehousesERP
  • Find the last quote in someone's sent mailInbox

Quote · Ridgeway AggregatesReady for your team

PartPhoto + orders2 × BK-220-14 Brake kitPhoto shows BK-220-1… · the only match they've bought, Aug 14Instead of zooming in on a photo and searching the catalog
FitsUnitsUnits 4471 and 4475 · both 2021 TX-40Right part for the modelInstead of looking up each unit
AvailabilityStock2 on hand at Main · ships today0 at North · 34-day lead time if reorderedInstead of checking two warehouses
PricePricing$412.00 eachLast quoted $398 on Aug 14 · paid $412 at the counter sinceInstead of digging through sent mail
Total $824.00

Illustrative request. Your team approves every quote.

What it's worth to the business

  • More of the orders you quote

    A customer with a machine down buys from whoever answers. Have the quote drafted in minutes and you answer while they're still deciding.

  • Warranty money you're owed

    Claims go in complete from the repair order and the unit's history, so fewer come back rejected or never get filed.

  • Less cash on the shelf

    Reorder points set from real usage trim slow stock without running out of the parts that sell.

  • Growth without another hire

    Each person handles more requests, because onebee does the digging and the first draft.

How it works

Unlock. Connect. Team up.

Your ERP records transactions. Your people know the customers and the machines, but they lose hours digging up facts the ERP already holds. onebee does the digging and writes the first draft.

  • 01 · FixesA spreadsheet for every simple question
  • 02 · FixesNo memory of past requests
  • 03 · FixesNo view of how customers buy
  • 04 · FixesStock and pricing by feel
04

Your team

People do

Decide. Approve the quote, the claim and the reorder. Handle the customer. Catch what looks wrong.

Gets them

Same-day quotes, claims that go in complete, stock that doesn't run out, more orders per person.

drafts and answers ↑edits and decisions ↓

03

The AI layer

Reads the request, looks up the unit and the part, and drafts the quote, the claim or the reply. Answers plain questions with the records behind them. Learns from every edit your team makes and from what sold.

02

The knowledge layer

Customers, units, parts, orders, warranty and quotes in one place. Each invoice is tied to the unit it fixed, and each quote to what sold.

01

Your data, unlocked

Read-only from the systems you already run, as current as they are. Nothing in them changes.

  • Any DMS, ERP or MRP
  • CRM
  • Warranty records
  • Parts and service inbox
  • Spreadsheets

The knowledge layer

The ERP shows a line. onebee shows what happened.

onebee ties every invoice, work order, claim and quote to its customer, unit and part. What a customer bought and what they asked for last time is one click away, instead of a spreadsheet someone builds by hand.

What the ERP shows

A line of codes

Accurate and built for accounting. It records the sale, but not why it happened or what comes next.

  • InvoiceR-20418
  • ItemBK-220-14
  • Customer0004471
  • POWARR-0912
  • Amount$412.00

What onebee knows

What it means

The same line, connected to the customer, the unit it went on, the warranty claim, the last quote and the shelf.

  • CustomerRidgeway Aggregates · 38 units
  • Went onUnit 4471 · 2021 TX-40
  • WhyWarranty repair · claim WC-311
  • Fails on this model6 times in 18 months
  • Their last quote$398.00 · Aug 14
  • Stock and lead time2 on hand · 34 days

Beyond the parts desk

Every desk gets a first draft. And you can plan ahead.

Warranty, service, reorders and order status run on the same connected data. So do the forecasts for stock, failures and demand.

01

Warranty claims

onebee drafts the claim from the repair order and the unit's history, so it goes in complete the first time.

02

Service requests

onebee sorts requests by urgency and sends each one to the right person with the unit's history attached.

03

Reorders

onebee flags parts running low against real usage and lead times and suggests a quantity for someone to approve.

04

Build and order status

When a customer asks where their unit or order is, onebee drafts the reply from the order, the build schedule and the shipping record.

Brake kit BK-220-14, last 26 weeks

  • Used per week
  • On hand
  • Reorder point
Reorder suggested · week 19
Weekly usage and on hand for brake kit BK-220-14
WeekUsedOn hand
1117
2215
3114
4014
5212
639
718
826
9117
10215
11015
12114
13311
14110
1519
1618
1717
1816
1924
2013
2112
2202
2311
24110
2519
2627

Illustrative data.

Stock you can plan

Reorder points come from real usage and supplier lead times, not a number someone set years ago.

Failures you can see coming

Warranty failure curves by model show which units are due for which repair, so the parts are in before the customer calls.

Demand before it reaches the counter

The build and job schedule shows what parts you'll need before the order comes in.

Pilot program

Start with parts quotes. Or bring us the problem that costs you most.

Most dealers and distributors are a good fit. We bring the data engineering and the agentic workflows and build them around how you work. You get eight weeks on your own requests, with an engineer working beside your team.

What we bring

Data engineering

We unlock the data in your DMS, ERP or MRP, CRM, warranty records and inbox, and model it into a knowledge layer built around how your business runs.

What we bring

Agentic workflows

We design, build and run the agents on top of it, tuned to your formats and your exceptions, with your team approving what goes out.

Where dealers start

  • Parts quotes
  • Warranty claims
  • Service scheduling
  • Build and order status
  • Supplier follow-ups
  • Customer buying reports
  • Your own problem
  1. 01
    Week 0

    Pick the first workflow

    Parts quotes are where most dealers start, because the payback is easy to measure. Warranty, service or a problem only your business has work too.

  2. 02
    Weeks 1–2

    Connect

    Read-only access to your DMS or ERP, CRM and inbox. We do the setup, mostly sign-ins your IT approves. We build the knowledge layer, and your team checks it against what they know.

  3. 03
    Weeks 3–4

    Shadow

    The agents draft alongside your team and send nothing. Each draft is scored against what your team sent and what the customer did.

  4. 04
    Weeks 5–8

    Live, then decide

    Your team sends the drafts after approving or editing them. Then judge on your own numbers: response time, orders won, hours per request and misses. Continue, widen the scope or walk away.

What you get

  • A named engineer who works alongside your team and learns how it runs.
  • onebee on your live requests, set up for your systems and your formats.
  • A say in what we build next: the misses you flag set the roadmap.
  • A fixed fee, agreed up front, and the same pricing if you continue.

What we ask

  • Someone who can approve read-only access. We do the setup.
  • A 30-minute weekly review with someone who does the work today.
  • Blunt feedback whenever a draft is wrong.
Apply for the pilot

Questions

What dealers ask us.

Any DMS, ERP or MRP we can read. We do the setup: most connections are a sign-in your IT approves, the rest a small plugin on your server. We read your CRM, warranty records and the parts and service inbox the same way. Records are as current as your system keeps them, so if stock is counted weekly, onebee sees that week's count.

Tell us where your team's hours go.

We'd love to hear what slows your parts, service or warranty desk down, and show you what onebee would take on first.

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