VIDEO: Cataloging Skills For Parts Specialists

VIDEO: Cataloging Skills For Parts Specialists

In recent years, we’ve seen most parts information shift from paper catalogs to an electronic format.

Cataloging is an essential skill for a parts specialist. 

Your customers – especially your DIFM customers – expect you to be able to quickly find the right part for the application. The longer they have to wait, the more likely they’ll try another parts store in the future.

This video is sponsored by The Pronto Network.

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