Selling Auto Parts in Guyana? Your POS Needs to Know a Part by More Than One Number

If you run a parts shop on Sheriff Street or a counter in Corriverton, you know the problem. A customer walks in with an old part number. The maker replaced it two years ago, your supplier has an aftermarket part that fits just as well, and the one you need is in the back under a different number. A general POS can't connect those numbers, so the sale walks out the door or the salesperson calls around for twenty minutes.

OnlinePOS Spare Parts is built for this, and all of it is live today:

• Supersessions. Search the old number and the system points to the new one.
• Equivalent and aftermarket parts. If the original is out of stock, the counter shows what else fits.
• Serial numbers with warranty history. Sell a battery or alternator and its serial is recorded, so when it comes back you can see when it was sold and whether the warranty applies.
• Core charges. Track the core charge on alternators and starters, and the refund when the old part comes back.
• Kits. Sell a brake job or service kit as one item, and stock for every part inside comes off automatically.
• Landed cost. Freight and duty are added to what a part really costs you, so your margin is real.
• An online parts store. Customers browse your parts and pay with MMG, and stock stays in step with your shop.
• An AI parts assistant to find the right part faster.

What it costs. Spare Parts is an add-on at GYD 60,000 a year, billed upfront, on Premium and Enterprise only. Premium with Spare Parts is GYD 163,680 a year, and Enterprise with Spare Parts is GYD 204,000 a year. Clients cover MMG transfer fees.

Want to see it on your own parts? WhatsApp or call Computing Core on (592) 600-1096.

Computing Core, founded by Carlos De Cunha, serving Guyanese businesses since 2014.