Box-Master
A B2B shop for a Polish car parts exporter: a catalogue with VIN and OE number matching, prices behind a login, euro settlement and shipping to Iceland, Norway and EU countries.
Parts are found by car and by number, not by browsing categories.
The search accepts a VIN, an OE number, a manufacturer part number and an EAN. Listings narrow down by brand, condition, axle and fitting side, and the part page shows OE numbers, alternatives and availability computed live from supplier offers — the customer immediately knows how many units they can order.
Prices are for signed-up customers, not for passers-by.
The catalogue only opens after signing in, and accounts are created for companies. The customer group decides the price list, currency, taxes and shipping tied to their market. EU VAT numbers are confirmed in VIES, because the 0% rate on intra-Community supply depends on it, and shipments outside the Union travel with export documents.
Saleor runs the shop, a separate engine runs the catalogue.
Saleor handles the cart, checkout, orders and payments, while part data, car fitment and wholesaler availability live in a separate catalogue engine that publishes products into the shop. The Next.js frontend talks to the API server-side only, the site runs in four languages, and everything is containerised with backups and scheduled service health checks.
Orders placed from a phone, often from the workshop floor.
After signing in, the mobile listing shows a part photo, the part number, the price and availability, with the selected car pinned to the top bar. On the landing page a bar with the catalogue, a quote request and a phone number waits at the bottom edge, and forms stay short, because customers fill them in between two cars.
What was delivered
Parts catalogue
Matching by VIN, OE and part numbers, alternatives, facets and availability computed from supplier offers.
Company accounts and price lists
Login, customer groups tied to markets, and prices, taxes and shipping calculated per sales channel.
Shop and invoicing
Cart, checkout, orders and payments in euro, with 0% VAT invoices for intra-Community supply and export.
What next
The next steps are connecting more wholesalers to the catalogue, translating part pages for the German and Norwegian markets, and checking which search paths most often end in an order.
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