Bikebook has welcomed Upgrade Bikes into the Workshop by bikebook platform, now offering a direct integration with the Sussex-based distributor. bikebook says the collaboration allows retailers and workshops to quickly and easily stay on top of inventory thanks to a fully integrated, live supplier catalogue.
According to bikebook, in practice, this will mean that any retailer or workshop using Workshop by bikebook, the “brand’s all-in-one CRM, workflow, and booking tool tailored specifically for bicycle businesses,” will have a direct link with Upgrade Bikes to see stock levels, build out inventory and easily control stock in line with job requirements.
We’ve been impressed with the Bikebook setup from the outset, and have watched it develop and grow – and we’re really pleased to integrate our product offering here at Upgrade Bikes to help our dealers. We carry a wide range of upgrades, spares, workshop essentials, and a range of after-care products from genuine brands – we always recommend using genuine brand goods fitted by trained mechanics, so this integration should help everyone out – Mark Noble, head of marketing at Upgrade bikes.
Upgrade Bikes joins a roster of leading distributors and suppliers integrated in the Workshop by bikebook platform.
Bikebook co-founder Jake Fieldsend commented on the new collaboration: “Full supplier integration was something that our Workshop by bikebook users had signalled early on as something that would further enhance how they used the system to better service their customers and improve processes.
“Once the technical capability was built, it was clear and obvious for suppliers and distributors to see the benefits they could provide to their retail partners, supporting their processes and helping them to save time and money. We’re pleased to welcome Upgrade Bikes into the platform, connecting workshops and retailers with a range of impressive brands and products.”
For more information about bikebook and Workshop by bikebook, visit https://bikebook.co.uk/workshop.
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