What you get with the Chevrolet/GM enrichment license
Each Chevrolet/GM SKU you want enriched carries its own license. It is the license to use, inside the Suplifai platform, the enrichment layer for that part. The more complete the SKU, the less there is to guess when searching for it.
The license lasts as long as your plan is active, and the enrichment layer remains Suplifai's.
Chevrolet/GM in the OE group
On the home page, Chevrolet/GM is shown with the automaker brands, the OE group: the original dealership part.
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Message us on WhatsApp →The data the license can add to a Chevrolet/GM SKU
Depending on what is available for each part, an enriched Chevrolet/GM SKU can include:
- a photo of the part
- a description by application
- year
- cross-references (equivalents between numbers and brands)
- measurements
- materials
- and more part data
On the platform, as of November 12, 2026, Chevrolet/GM parts with quoting data are spread across engine, cooling, electrical system, and transmission.
Original number, year and model: what decides the part
A counter that sells Chevrolet/GM gets requests by original number, by model and year, and by whatever name the shop uses. To answer fast, each SKU needs that data at hand.
If the catalog only says "filter" or "brake pad", searching by year and model is guessing. With application, year and cross-references in the SKU, the search has something to hold on to.
Engine family: what changes in the search
For engine parts, displacement and year narrow things down more than the model does. When they are in the SKU, the search does not depend on asking extra questions.
Cooling: how a Chevrolet/GM part is searched
When a customer asks for something cooling-related, the vehicle and the engine define the part. With the application already tied to the SKU, the answer is immediate.
Electrical system for Chevrolet/GM: data that helps find the part
Electrical parts look identical and are not. A SKU with photo, application and year makes clear which one goes on each vehicle.
From search to quote
To quote a Chevrolet/GM part you need two things: find the part and bring its price and stock. The enrichment layer helps with the first; the second comes from your system.
Suplifai takes care of the maintenance, feeding and search improvement of the enrichment layer, inside our platform. You keep running your ERP.
Scope of the Chevrolet/GM license
- Scope: the Chevrolet/GM SKUs in your catalog that get enriched.
- Suplifai maintains and improves the layer inside its platform.
- Your job: your ERP, which stays yours.
- There is no agreement between Suplifai and Chevrolet/GM. We use the brand name only to identify its parts.
Tiered price and brand list
See the tiered license price on the home page. If you want to see more brands besides Chevrolet/GM, go to the brands section.
To go deeper: Chevrolet EPC Catalog: Part Number by VIN · EPC Parts Catalog: What It Is and How to Quote It.
Frequently asked questions
What is licensing Chevrolet/GM SKUs for?
It is the per-SKU license to use the enrichment layer for Chevrolet/GM parts inside the Suplifai platform. The layer belongs to Suplifai and you use it while your plan is active.
Is the Chevrolet/GM license charged per brand or per SKU?
Per SKU. The tiered price is in the license section of the home page, where the cost is calculated from the total number of SKUs.
Does Suplifai take care of my ERP?
Your ERP stays yours. What Suplifai maintains is the enrichment layer and its search, inside the platform.
What data can an enriched Chevrolet/GM SKU include?
It can include a photo, a description by application, year, cross-references (equivalents), measurements, materials and other data. It depends on what exists for that part.
Does it help search for a Chevrolet/GM part by OE number, year and model?
It helps. Enrichment ties the year, the application and the cross-references to the SKU, depending on what is available for each part, and the search has more to hold on to.
Which Chevrolet/GM part families have quoting data?
According to what is on the platform today (November 12, 2026): engine, cooling, electrical system, and transmission.