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Know your parts, bill the repair, pay your suppliers

A garage or parts shop lives on stock turnover and on supplier credit. Alladdin keeps the parts catalogue, the repair invoice and the supplier account together, so you know what is on the shelf, what the customer owes and what you owe.

  • Stock of parts with reorder alerts
  • Repair invoices with parts and labour
  • Supplier balances and due dates

Every part, where it is and how many

Record each part with its reference, brand, category and price. Stock moves with every purchase and sale, so you can answer a customer at the counter without checking the shelf.

  • Catalogue by category and brand

    Find a part by reference, brand or category.

  • Reorder alerts

    Set a minimum level and get notified before a fast-moving part runs out.

  • Several locations

    One stock for the shop, another for the workshop or a second site.

A repair invoice customers can read

Itemise parts and labour hours on one invoice, with TVA on every line and the total excluding and including TVA. Send a quote first when the customer wants to approve the work.

  • Parts and labour on separate lines

    The customer sees what each part and each hour cost.

  • TVA calculated by line

    Rate set per item, totals worked out for you.

  • Quote, then invoice

    Turn the accepted quote into the invoice when the car leaves.

Fleet and business customers

Delivery companies, rental agencies and tradespeople ask for an invoice with their ICE and pay at the end of the month. Keep a record per customer, group the month's jobs on one statement, and send reminders when payment is late.

  • A record per customer

    ICE, contacts, vehicles in your notes, quotes and invoices in one place.

  • Reminders

    Late invoices are chased on the schedule you set.

  • Credit notes

    Correct an invoice properly after a return or a mistake.

Supplier accounts under control

Parts distributors give credit, and the balance grows quickly. Follow each order from placement to delivery and payment, check supplier invoices against what arrived, and see what falls due this month.

  • Purchase tracking

    Orders, goods received and supplier invoices linked.

  • Credit terms and balances

    Outstanding amounts and payment deadlines per supplier.

  • Payments by transfer, cheque or LCN

    Record how and when each supplier is paid, including part payments.

A counter for walk-in sales

Sell an oil filter or a battery at the counter and have the stock follow. Take the payment, hand over the receipt, and see the day's sales reflected in the books.

  • Point of sale

    Sell from a tablet; sales and refunds move your stock.

  • Till closing

    Close the day and record any difference.

Set up for Moroccan garages

  • Invoices in MAD with your ICE, IF and RC, and the customer's ICE for business customers.
  • TVA by line at 20%, 10% or exempt. Confirm the rate for each kind of part and service with your accountant.
  • Payments by cash, card, transfer, cheque or LCN.
  • Your accountant reads the same books in the CGNC chart.

Questions from garages and parts shops

Can I manage thousands of references?

Yes. Organise parts by category, brand and location.

Can one invoice mix parts and labour?

Yes. Add parts from the catalogue and labour as a service line priced per hour or per job.

Does it track each vehicle's service history?

There is no dedicated vehicle record. Keep the plate or model in the invoice notes and find a customer's past jobs from their record.

Can I sell at a counter and invoice companies too?

Yes. Use the point of sale for walk-in customers and normal invoices for companies, all on the same stock.

Can my accountant see the books?

Yes. Invite your accountant to your account to review entries and prepare TVA periods on the same data.

Put your parts, repairs and suppliers on one record

Add your first parts, invoice a repair and enter a supplier invoice.