Parts catalogs your dealers and owners can actually use.
Trailers, winches, rigging, steering, lifts and accessories get serviced at the ramp, in the driveway and at the dealer. Give them the real 3D model, every part numbered, and a way to order it.
The parts call, minus the guessing.
An owner at the ramp with a broken winch strap shouldn’t need a dealer to read them a drawing over the phone.
Today PDF + phone
- Owners squint at a scanned exploded drawing and guess which callout is the part.
- Dealers look up part numbers by hand, one call at a time, in the busiest weeks of the season.
- Wrong parts get ordered, shipped and sent back.
- The drawing lags behind every running change in production.
With Assembly Atlas 3D + BOM
- They turn the real model, take it apart step by step, and tap the part.
- Part number, description, price and stock come straight from your BOM and price list.
- The request arrives with part numbers, quantities and the serial number filled in.
- A new revision is a new STEP file, reviewed and published.
Made for how marine and powersports parts get ordered.
Owners, dealers and your own service team, each with what they need.
The parts for their serial number
Owners enter the serial from the data plate and see the parts that fit that build, with replaced part numbers pointing to the new ones. The serial goes on the request too.
A dealer portal with their pricing
Dealers sign in, see their own prices, and order with a PO number. You confirm and ship from the console; dealer prices never reach the public.
Which models use this part?
Search a part number across every catalog in your parts portal and see every model it fits, grouped by product line.
Add to cart in your store
Owners add parts straight to your Shopify, WooCommerce or BigCommerce cart. Parts you don’t sell online stay a parts request.
Manuals and teardown videos
Print any catalog as a numbered parts manual for the dealer binder, and export the teardown as a video for YouTube, your site or dealer training.
A QR code on every trailer and winch
Print QR labels for a run of serial numbers. Scanning the sticker opens that machine’s parts, at the ramp or in the shop.
Products it suits.
Anything assembled from parts that someone will one day need to replace. If you have the CAD, it can be a catalog.
The demo above is a trailer winch built from a STEP file, with 33 parts, a step-by-step teardown, sample prices and stock, and add to cart.
Send us a STEP file of one product. We’ll turn it into a catalog for the demo call.
We’ll set it up with your own CAD so you can judge it on your products, not ours.