The platform centralizes aftermarket, OE, and tire inventory across 53,000 locations, allowing service teams to bypass the inefficiency of toggling between disparate supplier websites. By integrating directly with over 30 DMS providers—including CDK and Reynolds & Reynolds—the tool automates stock checks and allows for the creation of standardized reconditioning kits for common repairs like brake and battery replacements.
Nexpart Multi-Seller Targets Reconditioning Bottlenecks
With vehicle holding costs climbing to $40 per day, dealerships are struggling to move used inventory off the lot. A seven-day delay in sourcing reconditioning parts can cost a dealer $280 per vehicle, prompting WHI Solutions to scale its Nexpart Multi-Seller platform to consolidate parts procurement into a single workflow.
Beyond internal efficiency, the system functions as a two-sided marketplace. Franchised dealerships can leverage the network to move OE inventory to independent repair shops, tapping into a wholesale market that generated over $24 billion in 2025. With 478,000 professional buyers currently active on the network, the platform provides a digital storefront that emphasizes local proximity and delivery speed, effectively turning parts departments into revenue generators while simultaneously accelerating the frontline readiness of used vehicles.
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