Company
The Parts.com originals.
The team behind Parts.com kept building. Today, that experience powers PartSites for franchised dealers.
The beginning
Before parts commerce had a playbook.
In 1994, Scott Anderson founded UEP Interactive Inc., one of the earliest automotive parts e-commerce platforms. The work began with a simple idea: make complex OEM parts information useful online.
From Parts.com to PartSites.
The products changed. The purpose stayed focused on dealer-driven OEM parts commerce.
UEP Interactive begins
Scott Anderson founded one of the earliest automotive parts e-commerce platforms, years before online retail became standard dealership infrastructure.
Parts.com launches
UEP joined the public company that launched Parts.com, which grew into a leading online destination for OEM automotive parts.
TradeMotion takes shape
The team moved OEM cataloging and direct-to-consumer parts commerce into a white-label SaaS platform built for automakers and dealers.
SmartDealer takes form
Scott acquired AsyncUp and PartsWebsites, bringing the businesses together under SmartDealer Technologies and rebuilding the dealer-commerce platform as PartSites.
3D and AR enter the platform
SmartDealer launched ENGAGE360, bringing browser-based 3D visualization and augmented reality into the in-store accessory sales experience.
Ford and J.D. Power program
The team was selected to build the 3D accessory visualizer for Ford's Digital Storefront Solution through J.D. Power.
Corporate structure
Two operating companies. One parent organization.
SmartDealer Technologies Inc. brings commerce and dealership data expertise under one privately held technology company.
SmartDealer Technologies Inc.
Automotive retail technology focused on dealer commerce, accessory selling, data integration, and operations.
PartSites LLC
Dealer-facing e-commerce and accessory visualization for franchised automotive retailers.
InDesign Data LLC
DMS data integration, backup, and document-management technology for dealership operations.
OEM and enterprise work, built over decades.
Across Parts.com, TradeMotion, SmartDealer, and PartSites, the team's work has included programs and partnerships with major automakers, dealer groups, and automotive technology leaders.
Experience that still starts with the dealer.
PartSites builds the commerce layer. Franchised dealers remain the parts sellers, fulfillment experts, and owners of the customer relationship.
Put that experience behind your store.
Start with ENVY and the team that has been building OEM parts commerce from the beginning.