Compatibility

One-click compatibility.

Your customer types their appliance's model on the product page and knows straight away whether the spare part is compatible with their product. Fewer doubts before buying and fewer returns afterwards.

Demonstration

How your customer checks whether the part is compatible with their product

From the listing they open the remote's product page, type their TV model and the store answers straight away: with one model it fits, with another it doesn't.

Demonstration with made-up products, models and prices: the check is simulated and does not query any real parts diagram.

Without compatibility

What it costs to sell a part without knowing whether it fits

How it works

From the model's parts diagram to the answer on the product page

  1. A database of up-to-date parts diagrams

    We start from the manufacturer's parts diagram for each model: which references it uses and in which position.

  2. We match every reference

    Each spare part in your store is linked to the models it appears in, without copying lists by hand.

  3. Your customer checks

    On the product page they type their appliance's model and see straight away whether the part fits.

How many sales do you lose to customers who don't check whether their model is compatible?

Contact us

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Compatibility

Frequently asked questions

How does my customer know whether the part fits their appliance?

They type their appliance's model on the product page and see straight away whether the part is compatible.

Where does the compatibility information come from?

From the manufacturer's parts diagram for each model: which references it uses and in which position. Each spare part is linked to the models it appears in.

Do I have to maintain the model lists myself?

No. The parts diagrams are updated every month as the manufacturer releases new models, and nobody copies lists by hand.

Does it help reduce returns?

Yes: the customer checks compatibility before buying, so there are fewer doubts and fewer returns of the wrong part.