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Live · Heavy equipment, B2B · spare-parts module
Spare parts: from drawing to factory order
The client finds a part on a unit drawing and builds a request, the manager turns it into an order, and the factory replies in its own portal, in Chinese. It all runs as one chain.
5spare-parts catalogs in Russian
3languages in the factory portal
21 of 21checks of the "us → factory → us" chain
Where the numbers come from
Module revision report, 11.10.2026; screens are a walkthrough by role on the stand, 11.10.2026, training data, purchase prices hidden.
02The problem
A catalog in Chinese, orders buried in correspondence
The parts list was assembled by hand.
Prices, photos and the invoice bypassed the client's request.
03The solution
What we built: real screens
Client request
The client marks parts on the unit drawing. The list builds itself, and the request can be passed to a buyer by code.
Factory order
The manager builds the order from client requests, the catalog, popular items and their own lines.
Factory portal
The factory sees the order in Chinese, English or Russian: Chinese names from the catalog, the unit diagram, photos and the invoice.
04How it works
One chain: from a part on a drawing to an offer for the client
1
Partthe client finds it on the unit drawing
2
Applicationfrom the website or from Excel
3
Orderthe manager builds the factory order
4
Factoryreplies in its own portal
5
Checkphotos from the factory and the invoice
6
Offergoes to the client as a file and an email
Step 1 · Part
Part: the client finds it on the unit drawing
The client finds it on the unit drawing.
05Where next