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Turn your parts diagrams into orders

Give your dealers and technicians a direct path from equipment diagram to the right part. Envalo’s Interactive Schematics connects clickable diagrams with ERP pricing, availability, and ordering inside your existing website or dealer portal.

See the workflow in a short live demo. Choose to use your own parts diagrams during the session, or explore an example first. Bringing a diagram is optional.

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Help your dealers find the right part

When a dealer or technician needs a replacement component, give them a visual starting point. Interactive Schematics connects the equipment diagram to part details, ERP pricing, and availability, helping them move from identification to ordering.

Your aftermarket team gains a self-service channel for parts inquiries. Your service team can use the same diagrams at the counter, on the shop floor, or in the field.

Interactive Schematics product interface

Give routine parts inquiries a self-service path

Give your dealers and technicians a way to answer the daily questions: Which component is this? What is the part number? Is it available? How do I order it?

  • Aftermarket sales: connect parts identification to your ordering channel.
  • Service and maintenance: use visual diagrams to locate replacement components.
  • Parts operations: give routine lookup requests a self-service starting point.

Explore the workflow using an example or your own diagram during a short live demo.

Interactive Schematics self-service parts interface

1. Find the component on the diagram

Your dealer or technician starts with an equipment diagram and clicks the component they need. Visual identification gives them a way to locate a part before looking up its number.

Use your existing PDF or printed schematic as the starting point. We’ll review your diagram format and parts data to determine the setup needed.

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Parts list connected to an equipment schematic

2. Check the part details

Connect the diagram to your parts list so the selected component leads to its part number and description. With an ERP connection, pricing and availability come from the systems you already use.

Bring your parts list in XLS, CSV, or PDF format to discuss how your catalog information maps to the diagram.

3. Move from identification to ordering

Give the selected part a next step: open its product page, view inventory, or add it to a cart. Configure the action to match your dealer ordering process and connected commerce platform.

Your diagram becomes a practical route into the parts purchase, rather than a reference document alone.

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Schematics appearance customized for your dealer portal

4. Put the workflow where dealers already work

Embed Interactive Schematics in your existing website or dealer portal. Customize colors, fonts, and branding so the parts experience belongs alongside your other dealer tools.

The tablet-first interface supports parts lookup at the dealer counter, on the shop floor, and in the field.

Keep parts information connected to your ERP

Your IT team needs a clear integration path. Interactive Schematics connects diagrams to the parts data and commerce systems you already run.

ERP-connected pricing and availability give dealers and service teams a shared source of parts information. The adapter layer supports connections to systems including SAP, NetSuite, Shopify, Magento, and BigCommerce.

During your demo, discuss your current systems, required data, and ordering actions. We’ll review the integration scope before planning a rollout.

Start with a defined parts workflow

Begin by reviewing your diagrams, parts list, existing systems, and dealer ordering needs. Define an initial rollout around the equipment catalog and actions your users need.

Envalo’s stated implementation window is 8–12 weeks. Confirm the timing for your project after reviewing data readiness and integration scope.

Your next step is a short demo, not an implementation commitment. Bring a diagram if you choose, or explore an example first.

Envalo parts schematic example

Explore a parts schematic in your short live demo. You can use an example or bring your own diagram.

See your parts workflow live

Schedule a short demo of Interactive Schematics and see how your dealers and technicians can identify a part visually, check ERP-backed pricing and availability, and move toward an order.

Want to use your own parts diagrams? Bring one to the live session if you choose. We’ll explore your diagram and discuss how it could connect to your parts list and ordering workflow. You can also start with an example, so you don’t need to prepare files to book.

Use the session to discuss your equipment catalog, dealer experience, and existing ERP or commerce platform.