The Hyundai license, explained briefly
With the license, Suplifai adds data to your Hyundai SKUs inside its platform. It is a per-SKU license and covers the Hyundai parts in your catalog. The more complete the SKU, the less there is to guess when searching for it.
The enrichment layer is owned by Suplifai. Your license gives you the right to use it while your plan stays active.
Where Hyundai sits in the brands section
In the brands section of suplifai.com, Hyundai is in the OE group: automaker brands, the original part from the dealership.
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The layer can add to each Hyundai SKU, depending on what is available for that part:
- a description by application
- year
- measurements
- materials
- cross-references (equivalents)
- a photo
- and more
Hyundai part families that currently have quoting data on the platform (November 12, 2026): cooling, engine, transmission, and suspension.
The cross with the automaker's number
Whoever asks for a Hyundai part usually brings the automaker's number, or just the vehicle's year and model. The search has to cross that data with your SKUs.
With the enrichment layer, the automaker's number, the year and the application sit next to the SKU. The salesperson, or Victoria, does not have to guess between similar versions.
Cooling for Hyundai: data that helps find the part
In cooling, the engine counts, whether the vehicle is manual or automatic and whether it has air conditioning. That data in the SKU narrows the search.
Engine family: what changes in the search
Engine parts depend more on the vehicle's engine than on a commercial name. With application, year and measurements stored, the search reaches the right version.
Transmission: how a Hyundai part is searched
In transmission, asking "manual or automatic?" is a must. If the SKU already says it, the salesperson saves the question.
What changes when you quote a Hyundai part
The quote starts with the search. If the Hyundai SKU carries application, year and cross-references, Victoria, Suplifai's AI quoter, finds the part and answers with the price and stock from your system.
You run your ERP. We maintain, feed and improve the search of the enrichment layer inside the Suplifai platform.
What it covers and what it does not
- It includes the Hyundai parts in your catalog that go through enrichment.
- It includes maintenance, feeding and search improvement of the layer, inside the platform.
- Your ERP stays in your hands.
- There is no agreement between Suplifai and Hyundai. We use the brand name only to identify its parts.
Tiered price and brand list
Tiered prices live in one place on the home page. There you can also review the brands, Hyundai included.
More on the trade: Hyundai EPC Catalog: Part Number by VIN · Cross Reference Part Number Lookup: Free Databases (2026).
Frequently asked questions
What does the Hyundai enrichment license include?
It is the permission, per SKU, to use the enrichment layer for your Hyundai parts on the Suplifai platform. It helps them get found and quoted with more data, and it lasts while your plan stays active.
Do you pay one license for the whole Hyundai brand or per SKU?
Per SKU: each enriched Hyundai part counts as one SKU. The figures are in the license section of the home page, by tiers.
Does Suplifai manage my ERP?
You do. Your ERP stays in your hands; the enrichment layer and its search are maintained by Suplifai inside the platform.
What data does a Hyundai SKU end up with after enrichment?
Depending on what is available for each part: photo, description by application, year, cross-references, measurements, materials and more.
Does it help search for a Hyundai part by OE number, year and model?
Yes: the enriched SKU stores year, application and cross-references as available. The search uses them to cross what the customer asks for with your SKU.
Which part families have Hyundai parts on the platform?
According to what is on the platform today (November 12, 2026): cooling, engine, transmission, and suspension.