TyreOps, a digital platform for tyre business management, has introduced a new B2B Sales Marketplace designed to simplify how tyre companies source and manage inventory. The update offers integrated supplier access, automated order handling, and real-time pricing — all within a centralised interface.
The newly added feature allows users to search for tyres across multiple suppliers and check live stock levels before placing orders. This aims to remove delays in procurement and provide direct access to competitive pricing without leaving the TyreOps environment.
All purchases made through the B2B Sales Marketplace are automatically entered into the user’s system as pending stock, minimising manual data entry. The platform also enables users to instantly generate invoices from transactions, offering a simplified workflow for trade businesses dealing with high volumes.
Suppliers can connect with TyreOps in three ways:
▪ Upload daily inventory files
▪ Use the TyreOps platform to manage wholesale operations
▪ Integrate via live API for real-time stock and order syncing
This flexibility is intended to encourage wider supplier participation and ensure tyre retailers can access a broader range of stock options with minimal setup.
According to Joe Stapleton, Managing Director at TyreOps, the new feature supports the company’s goal of reducing operational friction for tyre businesses across retail, commercial, and specialist segments.
Digital integration tools like the TyreOps B2B Sales Marketplace reflect a broader industry push toward automation and live data usage. As tyre dealers face rising costs and supply chain complexity, platforms offering centralised procurement and live updates are becoming essential. This launch highlights how technology is reshaping traditional wholesale and inventory management models in the tyre sector.
Tagged with: TyreOps, B2B tyre marketplace, tyre procurement, tyre software, tyre inventory management, supplier integration, commercial tyre businesses
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