PlatformThe Peaking system

It reads the request the way it arrives, finds the answer in your catalog, prices it and writes the order into your ERP.

How it works
Platform
How it worksBy distributor typeYour ERPCustomer stories
Where it fits
MRO and industrial supplyPipe, valves and fittingsElectricalHVACR
Getting started
PricingTalk to the teamWho builds this
DistributorsYour counter, your catalog.

Six distribution businesses that look nothing alike from the inside. The request arrives differently in each one.

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By distributor type
MRO and industrial supplyPipe, valves and fittings (PVF)Electrical supply
 
HVACRAuto partsIndustrial chemicals
Proof
Customer storiesHow the system works
IntegrationsYour ERP stays where it is.

Peaking runs on your own catalog from day one, and writes into your ERP once your team says so.

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Distribution ERPs
Epicor Prophet 21Infor CloudSuite IndustrialSage IntacctOdoo
Mid-market
Oracle NetSuiteSAP Business OneAcumaticaDynamics 365 Business Central
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CustomersOperations already running

Four industrial distributors, each with its own measurement window and figures read from its own system.

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Customer stories
All four, with the numbersBiotar · after hours coverageMIYA · catalog and documentation MEXBELT · the rep technical copilotFORZA EPP · assisted channel
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CompanyWho builds this

Engineers out of San Francisco and Guadalajara who know industrial distribution from the inside, not from a deck.

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Auto parts counter with boxes and a part on the surface
Auto parts

The vehicle is on the lift. The bay is not earning.

Peaking identifies the part from a photo, a model or a year, and comes back with the one that fits, plus the valid alternate when the brand asked for is not there.

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Who this is for

Three suppliers, the same question.

The aftermarket profile shows up in how the request is made and how fast it expires.

Greasy casting, no legible number, and a make and model that covers four different variants.

Hands holding a used mechanical part next to a phone showing a photo of it
No number, no box, no paperwork.What it sounds like today: send me a picture and let me ask around.
The work

Identifying it is the whole transaction.

Somebody has to look at the photo, recognize the family, narrow the application by engine and year, decide which of the four variants it is, and then say what is on the shelf in both OEM and aftermarket, at that shop pricing.

Your best counter person does it in ninety seconds. Everyone else calls back in forty minutes, which is thirty-nine minutes after the shop sourced it somewhere else.

A photo, a year and a model. Four variants behind them.
What changes

The answer arrives while the bay is still down.

What stops happening when identification does not wait for the right person.

What is missing gets asked back right away: the engine, a marking on the casting, the exact year.

See it run on your own catalog.Peaking shows up to the session already working with your products, so you see the result before you decide.
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The same part

What happens to the part with no number.

The same shop with the vehicle in the air, through to a paid order.

  1. 9:15 amArrives
    A photo comes in, not a part number.

    [photo of the part] it is off a 2012, do you have it?

    Shop · 9:15 am
  2. 9:16 amAsks
    What the photo cannot show.

    Which engine did it come off, and is there any marking readable on the casting?

    Peaking · 9:16 am
  3. 9:22 amAnswers
    Against what is on the shelf.
    Water pumpOEM and aftermarketIn stockThat shop pricing
  4. 9:25 amQuotes
    On his pricing, in the same thread.
    Quote water pump.pdfOn his price list
  5. 10:05 amCollects
    The order is written and paid.
    SO-7350Paid online
  6. ·What changes
    The shop has the vehicle in the air. What it gets back is the answer, not the wait.
The proof

The operation that looks the most like yours.

Biotar is the closest in shape: a distributor whose customers ask when there is nobody in the office, and whose orders are decided by whoever answers first.

Across 5,194 conversations, 58.7% started after the team had finished the day, median time to first response was 35 seconds, and 1,512 proposals ended up created in their ERP over 114 days.

Your bay is their after hours. The clock is the argument in both.

Automotive sensor on a dark background
The part

Sensor

Same housing, four different applications, and the connector is what tells them apart. That detail is in the photo, if somebody knows to look for it.

Next

Where it connects, bay by bay.

HVACR

When the request is a photo of a nameplate.

MRO and industrial supply

When the request arrives twenty lines deep.

Dynamics 365 Business Central

Quotes and orders written where your team already works.

The Biotar story

When answering first is the whole competition.

The right product. Right now.

You've got this.

Peaking shows up to the session already working with your own catalog, so you see it on your part numbers instead of on an example.

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