Your shops already call you for supplies. Give them a reason to keep it that way.
RefinishControl runs inside each shop you supply, ten of them or a hundred, tracking clips, fasteners, and tape against the repair order and catching missed estimate line items along the way. It isn't tied to any parts catalog, so putting it in front of your shops is a reason for them to stay, not a reason to look elsewhere.
Your shops already call you for supplies. Give them a reason to keep it that way.
RefinishControl runs inside each shop you supply, ten of them or a hundred, tracking clips, fasteners, and tape against the repair order and catching missed estimate line items along the way. It isn't tied to any parts catalog, so putting it in front of your shops is a reason for them to stay, not a reason to look elsewhere.
The shop dashboard, from a real demo org, not a mockup.
The pattern shows up whether you supply ten shops or a hundred.
Independent PBE distributors keep running into the same three things.
- What you have today isn't built for this. Materials tracking or estimate help, if you offer it at all, is manual, aging, or missing outright.
- The platform being pitched isn't yours. At least one shop you supply is being courted onto software built by whoever manufactures the parts it tracks, not by you, and not for you.
- What you want is actually yours to offer. Your contract, your terms, not someone else's roadmap.
What your shops actually get.
The same review your shop customers would otherwise buy on their own, minus the search.
A review, not paperwork
Their CCC ONE or Mitchell estimate gets checked for missed line items. Materials get scanned against the repair order as they're used. Both show up in one accept/reject screen, not a form someone has to remember to fill out.
Nothing to switch away from
RefinishControl has no parts catalog of its own. A shop using it isn't being steered toward different clips, different paint, or a different vendor.
No hardware, no install
Materials scanning works with a phone camera or whatever barcode scanner a shop already owns. We don't sell hardware or require a cabinet program to get started.
Real, live on-hand counts
Every scan updates actual on-hand quantity in real time. Low stock gets flagged before it's a stockout, and a shop can generate a purchase order against its own vendor straight from that list, grouped by vendor, ready to place.
One contract with you. Every shop on its own account.
You're the relationship that brought them in and the contract that covers them, not an operator sitting in the middle of their day-to-day.
- Its own estimates
- Its own materials
- Its own team
- Its own estimates
- Its own materials
- Its own team
- Its own estimates
- Its own materials
- Its own team
All of it shows up in one place, across every shop you've linked: Distributor Hub.
It runs under your name, not ours.
Set your logo and a brand color once, in your Distributor Hub settings. Every shop linked to you sees it: the nav header, the login screen, instead of "RefinishControl." Your shops open something that looks like it's yours, because as far as they're concerned, it is.
One thing this deliberately doesn't touch: a shop's own invoices, quotes, and estimate reports still carry their name, the way they always have. This replaces our name with yours in their daily tool. It doesn't put your name on their business.
Before you ask
Bring a shop's estimate. We'll show you what it catches.
Then we can talk about what it looks like across the rest of your territory.