Inventory discovery at yard scale
Faceted search, part and vehicle filters, pagination, fitment context, condition, pricing, and availability keep a highly variable catalog usable.
Salvage Yard System
A connected marketplace and operations system built for the real complexity of salvage inventory, from public search to intake, storage, pricing, and order work.
- synthetic parts in the local scale demo
- 1,000,000
- engine assemblies matched in the captured filter
- 99,998
- public storefront languages
- EN + ES
Problem
What the product needed to solve
Salvage inventory is unusually specific, physical, and fast-moving. Customers need dependable discovery across parts and donor vehicles, while staff need the same records to support intake, locations, pricing, orders, and changes in availability without creating disconnected sources of truth.
Product
How the system responds
The system treats the public catalog and internal operation as two views of the same inventory lifecycle. Search, fitment, cart actions, exact storage locations, yard-map context, and role-aware administration can evolve together while client identity and site-specific configuration remain separate from the managed core.
System view
What the platform brings together
Physical location awareness
Yard maps and storage locations connect what appears on screen to where vehicles, shelves, and inventory are actually kept.
Connected commerce and operations
Customer carts, order state, inventory changes, and staff responsibilities share one product direction instead of becoming isolated tools.
Managed, configurable delivery
The platform preserves a reusable runtime while allowing each yard's approved identity, policies, capabilities, and operational configuration to remain client-specific.
Public evidence
What you can inspect
- A current local screenshot of the million-part synthetic inventory workflow
- Search, pagination, inventory cards, availability context, and customer actions in one view
- A supplied commercial showing the broader product experience in motion
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