Fleetnetics is automotive ERP software that runs a vehicle business on one platform. It holds agreements, jobs, vehicle records, customer accounts and invoicing in the same system, so a detail entered once stays available to every department that needs it. DewTouch Innovations builds and supports the platform from Singapore.

What is an automotive ERP system?

An automotive ERP system is business software built around the way vehicle companies work. It treats each vehicle as a record that carries its own compliance dates, service history and ownership, then attaches agreements, jobs and invoices to that record. General business software leaves you to build that structure yourself, so vehicle detail ends up in spreadsheets beside the system.

Which types of automotive business use Fleetnetics?

Fleetnetics customers include vehicle leasing and rental operators, franchise dealerships, service workshops and spare parts distributors. Each business runs the modules that match its operation. Every case study on this site names the modules that customer uses, so you can see which parts of the platform each operation depends on.

Which modules does Fleetnetics include?

Fleetnetics is modular. The core modules are Rental Management, Fleet Management, Customer Management and Account Management, alongside modules for workshop and parts operations. A customer can start with the modules its operation needs today and adds more later without moving to a different system.

Fleetnetics is automotive ERP software that runs a vehicle business on one platform. It holds agreements, jobs, vehicle records, customer accounts and invoicing in the same system, so a detail entered once stays available to every department that needs it. DewTouch Innovations builds and supports the platform from Singapore.

What is an automotive ERP system?

An automotive ERP system is business software built around the way vehicle companies work. It treats each vehicle as a record that carries its own compliance dates, service history and ownership, then attaches agreements, jobs and invoices to that record. General business software leaves you to build that structure yourself, so vehicle detail ends up in spreadsheets beside the system.

Which types of automotive business use Fleetnetics?

Fleetnetics customers include vehicle leasing and rental operators, franchise dealerships, service workshops and spare parts distributors. Each business runs the modules that match its operation. Every case study on this site names the modules that customer uses, so you can see which parts of the platform each operation depends on.

Which modules does Fleetnetics include?

Fleetnetics is modular. The core modules are Rental Management, Fleet Management, Customer Management and Account Management, alongside modules for workshop and parts operations. A customer starts with the modules its operation needs today and adds more later without moving to a different system.

Tyres & Batteries Distributor

Spectrum Runs Multi-Warehouse Stock and Credit Control on One Inventory System

Written by Nguyen Huy Nghia, Marketing Executive, Fleetnetics
Interview conducted with Spectrum in 2019 · Published 19 May 2019 · Last updated 9 September 2026

Case at a glance

Client sum up

Company: Spectrum
Industry: Tyre and battery distribution, with car care and recovery services
Location: Singapore
Established: 23 July 2015
Brand: authorised Michelin car tyre dealer
Services: 24-hour recovery and roadside assistance, starter and alternator repairs, sports rims, tyres and batteries
Modules: pending confirmation, see Step 7
Headline result: stock, credit and billing managed across multiple warehouses in one system

Spectrum, a Singapore-based tyre and battery distributor, transitioned to Fleetnetics to streamline its multi-warehouse operations. By replacing manual stock classification and fragmented platforms with a cloud-based ERP, the company automated its credit control, protected records from power disruptions, and unified its inventory management.

Case overview

Case sum up

Intro

What we provided?

Multi-warehouse inventory management software is automotive ERP that tracks stock across more than one location without anyone reconciling the difference by hand. Spectrum, a Singapore tyre and battery distributor and Michelin dealer, moved onto Fleetnetics and now manages stock, credit and monthly billing in one place.

24/7 recovery and roadside assistance, delivered with speed, reliability and friendly support

- Ah Boy - Owner, Spectrum -

Customer Background

Spectrum was established on 23 July 2015 and is an authorised Michelin car tyre dealer in Singapore.

The company provides 24-hour recovery and roadside assistance, delivered with speed and reliability.

Spectrum offers personalised car care, covering starter and alternator repairs, sports rims, tyres and battery services.

Spectrum Runs Multi-Warehouse Stock and Credit Control on One Inventory System

Challenges

What made Spectrum's daily workflow so complex?

Managing inventory across more than one warehouse, tracking credit data and closing monthly billing all grew harder as the business grew. Each of those is manageable on its own. Together, and by hand, they consume a working day that should belong to customers.

How much time went into working across multiple platforms?

Information sat across several platforms, and stock had to be classified manually on top of that. Excessive time went into moving between systems and re-sorting the same stock rather than selling it.

What happens to stock records during a power disruption?

Concern about power shortages was real enough to shape the requirement. When records live on a machine in the shop, a power cut takes the business offline with them, which is why Spectrum wanted something more robust than local storage.

After using Fleetnetics

Using the Inventory Management module, stock is tracked across multiple warehouses in one system, and manual stock classification is no longer needed.

Credit management runs automatically via Accounts Receivable, monitoring usage and monthly totals rather than depending on someone remembering to track it.

Data stays accessible in the cloud during power disruptions, so a power cut no longer takes the records offline along with the shop.

Inventory accuracy improved significantly, and the manual processing time required for billing and stock taking came down.

Staff picked the system up quickly, which kept customer service consistent and smooth through the transition.

Spare Parts Management

Modules Used By The Client

Inventory Management

Accounts Receivable

Spare Parts Management

Managing inventory across more than one warehouse, tracking credit data and closing monthly billing all grew harder as the business grew. Each of those is manageable on its own. Together, and by hand, they consume a working day that should belong to customers.

Inventory Management

Information sat across several platforms, and stock had to be classified manually on top of that. Excessive time went into moving between systems and re-sorting the same stock rather than selling it.

Accounts Receivable

Concern about power shortages was real enough to shape the requirement. When records live on a machine in the shop, a power cut takes the business offline with them, which is why Spectrum wanted something more robust than local storage.

Full Customer Interview Video Here

About the author

Nguyen Huy Nghia

Nghia is a Marketing Executive at Fleetnetics, where he covers SEO, content & customer stories for the automotive ERP platform.

He works with Fleetnetics customers across rental and leasing, workshop, and parts distribution to document how each operation runs day to day.

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