One word, three shelves
A buyer who types “brake” may need a bicycle pad, a car disc, or both. This counter keeps those items in separate trades — auto parts, bicycle parts and machine parts — and still lets a search cross the aisles. The demonstration is a retail catalogue, not a dealer price list.
Looking up a part
The home banner reads “Parts on the counter,” over a rotor, a cassette and a filter. The menu splits Auto Parts, Bicycle Parts and Machine Parts. A search for “brake” returns a rim brake pad pair from the bicycle shelf beside vented discs and disc pads from the auto shelf. On the pad itself, the page shows how many are in stock, a quantity stepper, add to cart, and save to wishlist. The narrow picture is that same counter in a phone browser.
The bag, and the pickup line
The cart in this demonstration holds a shock absorber and a radiator hose, each with its own quantity, a coupon field, and checkout. A bar across the top says counter pickup is ready the same day for in-stock parts. That bar is sample store copy. So are the product notes about shipping from a warehouse and the footer line about exchanges. They are not a KodeBuilder shipping service or a returns promise. The demo checkout offers card or cash on delivery.
Counting the bins
Inventory lists each part on its own row. A bicycle cassette and a machine compression spring share the table, with a unit of “Each,” a SKU, and on hand, reserved and available counts. The screen says that when available hits zero, that variant is marked out of stock and new orders for it stop. The product list shows a picture, an enabled status and one variant. The storefront editor sets the store name, the counter-pickup announcement, a logo, the page title and the meta description.
Run the counter, or commission the catalogue
File the shelves on KodeBuilder Commerce after access is approved. Plans start from US$15.99 per month in the United States, CA$22.99 in Canada and A$22.99 in Australia for up to 50 products with a payment gateway; see prices for every country. A fitment guide, a dealer price list, or a warehouse flow written for one counter is scoped on custom ecommerce development. Grocery and clothing demonstrations stay on their own pages.
Run the parts counter yourself
You file parts under auto, bicycle and machine shelves, and you edit the pickup line, after access is approved.
Ask for a catalogue built around your bins
Fitment rules, dealer prices and a custom warehouse flow are quoted as a project.
Frequently asked questions
Yes in the parts demo. A search for “brake” lists a bicycle rim brake pad together with auto brake discs and pads.
Yes in the parts demo. The rim brake pad page shows a stock count, and the inventory table shows on hand, reserved and available.
The parts demo shows an announcement that counter pickup is ready the same day for in-stock parts. That sentence is sample store copy, not a KodeBuilder delivery promise.
No. Gearway Auto Parts is a fictional retail parts demonstration. Dealer pricing and order approval are not on this page.
Request access
Name the parts counter you want on KodeBuilder Commerce. We read the request before the store is switched on.