Parts & Labor isn't a feature off to the side, it's the core. The moment Marcus knows what parts cost, how long they take, and what fits, your standards travel into everything else. Your bays book against real ETAs. Your inspections quote against the brands and margins you set. Your loyalty rewards calculate on real margin. Your rules, applied everywhere. Tabs close.
A bay slot can't book before the parts arrive. Quoting feeds live ETAs into the calendar so the appointment lands at the earliest possible moment, and shifts itself if anything slips.
Every finding becomes a priced line item the moment the tech says it. Pads at 2mm → Marcus sources the part, prices the labor, and the customer-ready quote is already done before the tech wipes their hands.
A customer texts "how much for new tires on my Civic?", Marcus runs the same quote engine your service writer uses. Same fitment, same pricing, same brands. No "let me check and get back to you."
Points and tier benefits calculate against real margin, not list price. The free annual inspection a Reserve member earns? Already priced into the program because quoting is the same engine.
Parts that fit, ranked by your brands and margins instead of a wall of supplier tabs, so your team stops second-guessing the catalog. The labor rides along with whatever lands in the quote, so it gets billed every time, at your shop rate. Built by people who have worked the counter, so it just makes sense.
Marcus plugs into both, same brain, same results.
Start from your command center with full customer context, vehicle history, and every connected vendor already wired up.
Stay in the shop-management system you already use. Marcus is designed to plug into the ticket screen and write parts + labor straight onto the work order.
Ranking every part that fits by your brands and the margin you set.


Every connected vendor gets a branded storefront inside Kanupi, with live promotions, loyalty tracking, and a direct line to their local rep.
Brand colors, logos, loyalty status, rep contacts, and order history, all in one place. Your techs know exactly who they're buying from and why.
Rebates, bundle deals, seasonal specials, all surface directly on the parts card at the moment of purchase. No more flipping through emails or PDF catalogs.
Need a price match? Special order? Quick question about availability? Your vendor's assigned rep is one click away, right inside the storefront, with full context on what you're looking at.
Type the job once. Get parts that fit, the labor attached, and your margin on every line while the customer is still on the phone. The six-tab shuffle stays in the past, where it belongs.