Built inside an equipment dealership. Built for the way dealers actually work.

When spring arrives, every homeowner and landscape contractor needs equipment serviced, parts ordered, and new units on the floor — all at once. Your software needs to handle the surge without choking.

An OPE dealer manages thousands of SKUs across multiple brands — Stihl chains, Husqvarna blades, John Deere belts, ECHO trimmer heads. Each brand has its own catalog, its own ordering system, and its own pricing structure. Managing this with spreadsheets or a generic system means lost sales and dead inventory.

Most OPE dealers carry 4-8 brands. Each OEM has different warranty processes, different parts ordering systems, and different reporting requirements. Your DMS should connect to all of them — not force you to log into six different portals.

The person at the parts counter might also answer service calls. The owner might also be the accountant. You need software that's simple enough for everyone to use without a three-week training program.

Built for heavy equipment or automotive were never designed for these realities. And basic tools like spreadsheets and QuickBooks alone can't manage the parts, service, sales, rental, and OEM workflows that drive your business.