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Fragmented, offline demandRelying on phone calls, WhatsApp, and walk‑in clients, which makes demand hard to predict and scale.Difficult catalog and stock managementProduct lists are in Excel, paper, or basic software, so prices and availability are often outdated.Low trust and visibility onlineHard to prove parts are original and to stand out from low‑quality or counterfeit sellers.Operational chaos with ordersOrders get lost between calls and messages, creating errors, returns, and wasted time.Centralized online storefrontEach supplier gets a dedicated dashboard to publish products, manage prices, and update stock in real time.“Certified Original” credibility layerVerified “Certified Original” tags help serious suppliers differentiate themselves and justify price/quality.Access to more and better buyersTexa aggregates mechanics and consumers, increasing order volume without needing a large sales team.Structured order and COD handlingOrders flow through a single system with clear statuses and COD as the default payment method, matching current habits.
Time lost searching for partsMechanics call multiple suppliers, send photos on WhatsApp, and sometimes visit physical stores to find a single part.Risk of wrong or fake partsWithout a clear catalog or verification, parts may be incompatible or counterfeit, harming reputation and causing rework.No visibility on real stock and pricePrices change by call; stock shown is not real, leading to last‑minute surprises with customers.Weak documentation and guidanceMechanics often lack a reliable reference to check the exact part reference per vehicle quickly.One search, many suppliersMechanics can search by vehicle, reference, or category and instantly see offers from multiple suppliers in one place.Trusted “Certified Original” labelClear differentiation between original, OEM, and aftermarket parts reduces the risk of wrong or low‑quality parts.Real‑time price and stockLivestock synchronization and visible pricing help mechanics quote customers quickly and confidently.Guidance to choose the right partFitment data and educational content help mechanics confirm “this is the exact part for this vehicle” before ordering.
Personas & Problems
Texa serves two primary personas: suppliers and mechanics, each with distinct pain points that the platform directly addresses.
Supplier persona
Who they are
Wholesalers/importers and large distributors of auto parts who sell to mechanics, garages, and sometimes retailers, often across multiple cities.
Key problems
How Texa solves supplier problems
Mechanic persona
Who they are
Independent mechanics, garages and small workshops that maintain and repair vehicles for end customers and often source parts on their behalf.
Key problems
How Texa solves mechanic problems
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