What the Suzuki license covers
Licensing a Suzuki SKU means using its enrichment layer on the Suplifai platform. Each Suzuki part in your catalog that gets enriched counts as one SKU. The more complete the SKU, the less there is to guess when searching for it.
The enrichment layer belongs to Suplifai. You pay a license to use it while your plan is active.
Where Suzuki sits in the brands section
Suzuki appears in the OE group on the home page, where the automaker brands and the original dealership part are listed.
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An enriched Suzuki SKU can carry a photo, a description by application, year, cross-references, measurements, materials and more. What it carries depends on what is available for that part.
On the platform, as of November 12, 2026, Suzuki parts with quoting data are spread across motorcycle, engine, filters, and transmission.
Original number, year and model: what decides the part
Whoever asks for a Suzuki 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.
Enrichment connects the automaker's number with the SKU you do sell and with the years and models where it applies, depending on what is available for each part.
Motorcycle for Suzuki: data that helps find the part
Motorcycle parts are asked for by model and displacement. When the SKU stores its application, the search stops depending on whoever knows every model by heart.
Engine family: what changes in the search
In engine parts, two nearly identical pieces differ by engine version, displacement and year. A description by application and the year in the SKU help avoid quoting the part for another version.
Filters: how a Suzuki part is searched
For filters, the vehicle and the year are enough to narrow things down, if the SKU carries its application. Measurements confirm the part is the right one.
How it shows at the counter
The quote starts with the search. If the Suzuki 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.
Maintenance, feeding and search improvement of the layer are on Suplifai, inside the platform. You manage your ERP.
What it covers and what it does not
- It covers the Suzuki SKUs in your catalog that get enriched on the platform.
- Suplifai's job: maintain the layer, feed it and improve its search on the platform.
- Your ERP is not part of the license: you keep running it.
- There is no agreement between Suplifai and Suzuki. We use the brand name only to identify its parts.
Price and brands
The license price, by SKU tiers, lives in one place: the license section on the home page. There you can also see all the brands, Suzuki among them.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the Suzuki enrichment license include?
It is the per-SKU license to use the enrichment layer for Suzuki parts inside the Suplifai platform. The layer belongs to Suplifai and you use it while your plan is active.
Do you pay one license for the whole Suzuki brand or per SKU?
It is licensed per SKU. Price figures live only in the license section of the home page, so they do not drift from place to place.
Does Suplifai manage my ERP?
No. You keep running your ERP. Suplifai maintains, feeds and improves the search of the enrichment layer inside its platform.
What does a Suzuki SKU carry once enriched?
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 Suzuki 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 Suzuki part families have quoting data?
According to what is on the platform today (November 12, 2026): motorcycle, engine, filters, and transmission.