WORLDPAC recently announced the addition of OE Detailed Schematic Parts Diagrams now available on speedDIAL, the company’s proprietary electronic catalog and fulfillment ordering software.
OE Detailed Schematic Parts Diagrams assist independent automotive service centers to quickly and easily locate and identify the exact parts needed to do the complete job.
Key features of OE Detailed Schematic Parts Diagrams include: • Over 100,000 OE style schematic diagrams covering most vehicles from 2000 to present
• Schematic diagrams can be enlarged to any size, even an entire second monitor
• New dynamic sub-categories are listed below available schematic diagrams
• Schematic diagrams are similar to factory electronic parts catalogs
• Each callout is click-to-select for quick 'One-Click' ordering
• Easy way to find and order items without knowing the name
With OE Detailed Schematic Parts Diagrams, finding The Right Part at the Right Time™ has never been easier!
SpeedDIAL was introduced to the industry in 1998 and has grown to include robust features such as SMS integration, invoice inquiry and printing, over 100,000 digital product images, VIN scanner and decoder, Digital Delivery notification, an email center, Customer Community Forums, freight optimization, personal delivery times, catalog preferences, stock order history, the WORLDPAC app with optimized for tablet speedDIAL Express integration and much more. Currently, over 85 percent of WORLDPAC orders are placed using speedDIAL.
Headquartered in Newark, Calif., WORLDPAC is an importer and distributor of original equipment and quality aftermarket replacement automotive parts for over 45 years. The company provides brand recognized automotive parts directly to independent import and domestic service centers in the US, Canada and Puerto Rico and also offers customer services such as the WORLDPAC Training Institute’s (WTI) highly praised technical and business training, as well as targeted customer marketing solutions.
For more information about WORLDPAC visit www.worldpac.com.
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