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Your offers, with price, stock and lead time, live inside your EMS and OEM customers’ ERP, through your API.
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Distrify puts your live stock, prices and part data wherever your EMS and OEM customers buy: in their ERP through your API, in price request (RFQ) tools, on marketplaces, in your own webshop and in AI assistants.
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One catalog from your ERP, on every channel your EMS and OEM customers buy from, and their requests answered in seconds.
Your offers, with price, stock and lead time, live inside your EMS and OEM customers’ ERP, through your API.
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Your prices, stock and lead times in the RFQ tools your customers quote in. We build and run the connections.
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Your stock listed on the marketplaces buyers search. We set up and run every feed.
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Your own shop with AI part search, smart filters and each customer’s prices, live in days.
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Your catalog inside ChatGPT, Claude and Copilot over MCP: part data, stock and each customer’s own price.
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RFQs and Excel lists matched against your catalog and priced in seconds.
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Every use case runs on the same catalog, read from your ERP. Start with one channel, add the next when it pays.
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Customer story · Telcona AGThe speed of implementation was remarkable. In less than a month, we went from discussing API integration challenges to having a fully functional connection with our customers’ procurement platforms.
Read how Telcona went live on Luminovo in under a month →
Your ERP stays the system of record. GDPR from day one. No training on your data, and every distributor runs in its own secured account.
Distrify connects by API or straight from Excel and sits in front of your ERP as the digital sales layer. No migration, no second source of truth.
Operated by Automates UG in Germany, under GDPR, with customer and pricing data held in the EU.
Every distributor runs in a separate account with its own catalog, prices and customers. No other distributor sees your data, and every order lands with you, on your brand, at your prices.
The AI features are opt-in and billed per request. Your catalog is never used to train a shared model.
Buyers have moved online, the large distributors sell through every digital channel, and purchasing itself is becoming automated. Demand is back. The question is who receives the requests.
67% of B2B buyers prefer to buy without a sales rep, up from 61% a year earlier. A buyer who does not call cannot be told your price. If it is not online, it does not exist for them.
Digi-Key, Mouser, Arrow, Avnet and RS run a webshop, publish an API, are listed on every marketplace and can be queried by AI assistants. A buyer compares them in seconds. A price list in an email is not in that comparison.
45% of B2B buyers used AI tools during a recent purchase. Luminovo launched ElectronicsGPT, a free AI agent for electronics procurement, in January 2026, and the Digi-Key and Mouser catalogs are already queried by AI agents. An AI agent only quotes what it can read.
German component distribution grew 10.1% in the first quarter of 2026, and incoming orders rose 63.7%. Those orders start as requests on the platforms buyers use. The distributor who is findable there receives them.
Your ERP holds the data. Distrify reads it, cleans it and keeps it in sync. Nothing migrates, nothing is replaced.
Your EMS and OEM customers decide where they buy. When your prices and stock are live in the tool they use, the request comes to you. When they are not, it goes to the distributor who was connected first.
Something else, and a webshop is one of the things it can publish. The catalog underneath is the product: one set of parts, prices and stock that a marketplace, a quoting tool, your own shop and a customer's AI assistant all read the same way.
No. Your business system stays the master and keeps running exactly as it does. Distrify reads from it and publishes outwards, so there is no migration, no second system for your team to learn, and no week where nobody can quote.
Because the ones who do not phone are the ones you never hear from. A buyer comparing suppliers at eleven at night does not call, and a quoting tool asking for a price does not wait. Publishing is how you appear in decisions you are not invited to.
A conversation, then your data in whatever shape it is already in. Most distributors begin with an export rather than a live connection, on one channel rather than all of them, and widen it once the first one is earning its place.
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