Online portals for the aviation industry

Operate multiple warehouses across your business and route orders based on your own definable set of rules. Includes whether items are in stock, their proximity, speed of despatch and any combination. Orders can be fulfilled from more than one warehouse, including across different countries or states, with tax calculated accordingly. You can also assign users to a specific warehouse or location.

Split products into batches and show shelf life information, batch number, the expiry date and the quantity of each batch in stock, all automatically managed by tradeit. This means products nearer to their expiry date can be reduced in price to try and help move them. This also allows customers to order products with a longer or shorter shelf, depending on their requirements.

Keep planes in the sky and avoid the cost of grounded aircraft by providing automatic re-ordering directly from stock checks, ensuring that minimum stock levels are always kept. Some merchants even provide those scheduled manual stock checks at customer locations as part of their service.

Online quote request and convert to order operating either independently or in conjunction with an ecommerce basket. Merchants can drive quotes from call centre, set specific pricing and then push to customers via my account and email that they can convert to an order.

Set up multiple fulfilment options for both consolidated and aggregated delivery with shipping automatically calculated based on the weight, location and hazardous nature of the goods. Can also change courier depending on product type, or automatically assign dry ice where necessary. Offer rapid same day services for AOG customers and ex works for customers who wish to use their own couriers.

Allow customers to manage their ordering, invoicing and administration across multiple sites with different levels of control including assigning different cost centres, cost codes or invoice locations all from a single company level account.

We understand how vital industry part numbers are but also, with some vendors preferring to use their own part codes, there is the capability to cross-reference and search for those when ordering.

Ensure customers comply with purchasing requirements on licenced products.

Offer customer-specific pricing, labelling and part numbers, or even re-packing services where larger units or volumes can be split into small sizes for sale.

Provide downloadable Technical Data Sheets and Safety Data Sheets such as RoHS and REACH Compliance across your entire product range, as well as OEM certificates of conformity.

Control which users see which products. This might be country, or region-specific, items that can only be sold in certain geographic locations, right down to customer (company) or even user-specific products.