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The client is a major European supplier of automotive spare parts, with a distribution network spanning multiple countries and a catalog of more than 900,000 products. To keep pace with expansion and maintain competitiveness, they required scalable technology to manage dynamic pricing and stock availability across platforms.
The automotive spare parts industry is characterized by high product volumes, complex logistics, and the constant need for up-to-date stock information. Suppliers must ensure reliability and real-time availability while handling large-scale integrations with marketplaces and partners. Any inefficiency in synchronization or pricing directly impacts competitiveness and customer trust.
The solution primarily targets the European market, with a strong emphasis on the DACH region (Germany, Austria, Switzerland) and Eastern Europe. In these markets, B2B clients demand fast, reliable, and professional services, making system robustness and speed essential.
In the DACH region, B2B clients place high value on reliability, precision, and strict adherence to deadlines. Suppliers are expected to provide real-time data accuracy and professional communication, as delays or inconsistencies can quickly damage trust.
In Eastern European markets, businesses emphasize cost efficiency, scalability, and long-term partnerships. Having a solution that adapts to dynamic market conditions while ensuring affordability is critical for competitiveness.
These cultural expectations shaped the system design, where speed, accuracy, and scalability became non-negotiable elements for adoption across both regions.
The client faced three main challenges while preparing for expansion:
The need to optimize operations to remain compliant with Scayle’s 3,000 requests per second limit.
Linnify partnered with the client to redesign and upgrade their Azure-based system architecture.
The improvements centered on scalability and real-time processing, ensuring that stock and pricing updates could be executed efficiently. A key enhancement was the development of an optimized request batching mechanism that enabled the system to function seamlessly within Scayle’s request (3,000 requests per second) limits, while still delivering real-time updates.
These improvements enabled them to achieve their one-month market launch deadline successfully.
Linnify acted as the client’s technical partner, responsible for upgrading and optimizing the cloud architecture to ensure scalability, compliance, and a timely market launch. The team:
Delivered knowledge transfer to the client’s in-house team for smooth integration and long-term maintainability.
The team leveraged its Azure and system scalability expertise to redesign the stock update process, implementing efficient request batching to comply with Scayle’s 3,000 requests per second limit. Agile practices enabled the delivery of reliable, production-ready solutions within one month.
The collaboration also focused on equipping the client’s in-house team with the knowledge needed for seamless adoption and future scaling.
Through targeted cloud architecture upgrades and request optimization, Linnify enabled the client to meet their ambitious expansion timeline and scale operations effectively within the European market.
This project strengthened Linnify’s expertise in high-volume, real-time data synchronization and compliance with strict third-party platform limits. Looking ahead, the client is now well-positioned to continue expanding across Europe with a robust technical foundation.
By leveraging scalable cloud architectures with optimized request handling, suppliers can ensure compliance with marketplace limits (such as Scayle’s 3,000 requests per second) while maintaining accurate, real-time synchronization across platforms.
The DACH region is one of Europe’s largest automotive markets. Businesses here value reliability, precision, and strict timelines, making scalable, real-time stock management solutions critical for building trust with B2B partners.
Suppliers must balance cost efficiency with scalability. Systems need to adapt to dynamic market conditions, support multiple currencies and languages, and remain affordable while delivering reliability at scale.
Cloud platforms such as Azure provide the scalability, resilience, and processing power needed to handle millions of stock updates and price changes in real time. This reduces downtime, ensures compliance, and accelerates market launches.
Suppliers can implement request batching and optimization mechanisms to remain under request-per-second thresholds while still delivering real-time data updates across platforms.
Agile practices allow rapid iteration, frequent testing, and quicker deployment cycles, ensuring that even under tight deadlines (like one month), suppliers can launch robust and scalable solutions.
