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About UsWho we are and what we do.OEM Part Number and Interchange Data for Distributors
Part number, interchange, and channel data at the scale your catalog runs.
Part Number, Interchange, and Channel Data for OEM Distributors
We collect part listing, pricing, and interchange data across distributor, marketplace, and manufacturer sites, matched to the OEM part numbers on your catalog.
Coverage tracks your OEM numbers alongside the aftermarket and private-label equivalents your team already treats as interchangeable, so the full picture lands in one feed.
How It Works
Scope your catalog
Share your OEM part numbers, known interchange mappings, and the sources that matter to your business.
Build and match
We set up collection against your source list and match results to your part numbers and their known equivalents.
Validate
We check a sample run against your catalog before anything goes into production.
Deliver on schedule
Ongoing feeds land in the format and cadence your catalog and pricing teams already use.
Scoped to Your Catalog Size, Sources, and Frequency
Pricing is custom rather than tiered, since a regional distributor's catalog and a national OEM network's catalog aren't the same job. Share your part count and sources, and we'll size it.
What This Covers
Part number and interchange tracking
Monitor how a given OEM part number is listed, cross-referenced, and priced across the sources you specify.
Competitor pricing by part number
Track pricing for the exact OEM and interchange numbers on your catalog, not a generic category average.
Channel and listing signal collection
Capture how a source describes itself (authorized dealer, marketplace reseller, or otherwise) as reported on the page, so your team has a documented data point to work from.
New supersession detection
Get flagged when a manufacturer publishes a new part number that supersedes one you carry.
Multi-manufacturer coverage
Track your OEM numbers alongside their aftermarket and private-label equivalents in a single feed.
Custom source coverage
Add the distributor, marketplace, and manufacturer catalogs relevant to your business.
OEM Distribution Teams We Work With
Pricing teams
Pricing teams benchmarking OEM and interchange pricing across multiple sources
Catalog teams
Catalog teams keeping part number and supersession data current
Channel monitoring
Distributors monitoring how their listings compare to other authorized and unauthorized sellers
Compliance teams
Compliance-minded teams that want a documented, structured record of source-reported channel information
The Interchange Problem, in Numbers Your Team Already Knows
Industry interchange catalogs can cover millions of part-to-part fitment mappings across manufacturers, with new supersessions published on an ongoing basis.
A single OEM part number can have multiple aftermarket and private-label equivalents on the market at meaningfully different price points.
Unauthorized and gray-market parts turn up across many sources, so a single price check can't tell you who else is selling your part numbers.
Distributors sourcing the same base part from several manufacturers need to compare pricing and availability across all of them, not just the number printed on their own shelf label.
Built on the Same Foundation as Every APISCRAPY Engagement
Data handling under ISO 27001:2022 and ISO 9001 certification, collection limited to publicly available sources and aligned to GDPR, and delivery managed under CMMI Level 3-appraised processes.
OEM Part Data Questions
What is OEM interchange data?
OEM interchange data links an original equipment manufacturer's part number to the aftermarket, private-label, and superseding part numbers that can replace it. Collected with pricing and seller details, it shows distributors which equivalents are on the market, who sells them, and at what price.
Can you confirm whether a seller is genuinely authorized?
We collect what a source reports about itself and its listings. Verifying authorization status against a manufacturer's official list is a separate step your team would run using that data as an input.
How do you handle part number supersessions?
When a source publishes a new superseding number, we flag it and add it to your tracked list, so coverage doesn't lag behind the manufacturer's own updates.
Can you track interchange parts from multiple manufacturers against one OEM number?
Yes. Give us the cross-reference mapping, and we track the full set together in one feed.
Is this a fitment or catalog software product?
No. We deliver the underlying data. You use it in your existing catalog or fitment system.
Can this help with warranty or traceability questions?
It gives you a structured, timestamped record of what sources reported for a part at a point in time, which can support that kind of review, though it isn't a substitute for your own compliance process.
How is this different from your MRO distributors page?
The MRO page is built around competitor pricing across very large maintenance and supply catalogs. This page is built around OEM part numbers: tracking their aftermarket and private-label equivalents, supersessions, and how each seller describes its channel.
Is the data collected legally?
We collect only from publicly available sources. We review each source before collection, respect robots.txt directives and site terms, and leave out personal data unless your use case needs it and the legal basis is documented.