PartsLogix to Add AAIA ACES / PIES Data Mapping Capabilities

While the PartsLogix parts management system has always allowed products to be mapped

to AAIA data, it has historically used the AAIA Legacy

dataset for mappings. The problem with the AAIA Legacy vehicle data is that it is stored as a flat file (non-relationally). That’s where the power and benefit of the AAIA ACES and PIES data formats come in handy. The first question that you’re probably asking yourself is: What does ACES and/or PIES stand for?

• ACES – AAIA Catalog Enhanced Standard
• PIES – Product
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  Information Exchange Standard

You’ll notice a

similarity between the two names, and that is the word “Standard”. Historically, automotive data has not followed or adhered to any particular standard, and that has made it extremely difficult to exchange data and information between companies/distributors/wholesalers/retailers/etc. That’s where

AAIA (Automotive Aftermarket Industry Association) comes in. AAIA has created these new data standards which they update and maintain and release quarterly updates.

Here are some things that you can look for in the new PartsLogix AAIA ACES / PIES data mapping tools:

• Easy to use interface
• Capability to map multiple vehicles to a product at a time
• Export capability
• Import capability