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Parts stores for the Eastern Province, where trade orders matter as much as retail.

Codeeo provides automotive ecommerce website development Dammam parts suppliers, lubricant and filter distributors and commercial vehicle specialists use to sell online to workshops, fleets and drivers. Many orders in the Eastern Province come from businesses rather than individuals: a contractor replacing filters across a pickup fleet, a workshop in an industrial area ordering brake parts for the afternoon. We build stores that handle those trade orders properly while still serving drivers in Dammam, Khobar and Dhahran.

That means company accounts with credit terms, quote requests for bulk orders, pack and case quantities, delivery to work sites, and invoices a procurement team will accept. Retail shoppers get a clean store with vehicle search and mada checkout on the same platform.

Built for
Parts suppliers, lubricant and filter distributors, commercial vehicle specialists and tyre traders in Dammam and the Eastern Province.
Typical timeline
We agree timing after discovery sessions held by video call, once account rules, catalogue data and integrations are clear, and every milestone is written into the plan before design starts.
What you own
The store code, your catalogue, account and pricing data, order history and the hosting, gateway and domain accounts, all held by your company.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer

Modon
Majid Al Futtaim
HP
Belkin
Dulsco Group
OneClickDrive
Hanayen
HMS
Clocksprings
Ghezlan

What the store includes

Trade buying, fleet supply and retail sales on one platform.

The Eastern Province runs on industry. Energy, petrochemicals, logistics and construction keep large fleets of pickups, vans, buses and heavy vehicles moving between Dammam, the industrial cities and project sites further out such as Jubail. Workshops in Dammam's industrial areas service many of those vehicles, and they buy parts and consumables every day. A store for this market has to behave like a purchasing system for them, not only like a shop window.

Retail still matters. Families in Khobar and Dhahran buy tyres, batteries and accessories online, and visitors who cross the King Fahd Causeway from Bahrain shop in the region too. These are the parts we build for Dammam sellers, starting with whatever share of your revenue comes from trade. Summer heat on the Gulf coast also drives sharp seasonal demand for batteries, coolant and air conditioning parts, so the admin lets your team move stock and promotions quickly when that season begins.

Explain your project
  • Company accounts with credit terms

    Businesses apply for an account with their commercial registration and VAT number. Once approved, they buy on agreed terms, see their own price lists and credit limit, and settle by bank transfer or SADAD against monthly statements, while new or small buyers pay by card at checkout.

    Trade customers order online without changing how they pay.

  • Commercial vehicle catalogue

    The catalogue covers pickups, vans, buses and trucks as well as passenger cars, with search by chassis, engine code and OEM or cross reference numbers. Heavy duty filters, brake parts, belts and lighting are grouped by application, which is how fleet workshops look for them.

    Fleet workshops find the right part by the numbers they already use.

  • Pack, case and drum quantities

    Lubricants, coolants and filters sell by the unit, the case, the drum or the pallet. Each product can carry several pack sizes with their own stock and pricing tiers per account, and minimum order quantities can apply to trade lists without affecting the retail store.

    Bulk orders placed in the units your warehouse ships.

  • Quote requests for large orders

    For project supplies and large fleet orders, buyers build a basket and submit it as a quote request. Your sales team adjusts quantities, pricing and delivery dates in the admin and sends back a quote that converts to an order with one approval, all recorded against the account.

    Big orders stay in the system instead of in email threads.

  • Approvals and purchase orders

    Larger companies need several people involved. A site supervisor can build an order, a fleet manager approves it, and the purchase order number from their own system travels with it onto the invoice. Spending limits per user keep orders inside the rules their finance team set.

    Orders that fit how procurement teams already work.

  • Delivery to sites and industrial areas

    Delivery rules cover Dammam, Khobar and Dhahran, the industrial areas, and sites further away such as Jubail, with different vehicles for parcels and pallets. Buyers can save several delivery points per account, including workshop yards and project sites, each with its own contact and access notes.

    Orders reach the yard or site where they are needed.

  • Bahrain and GCC orders

    Buyers from Bahrain can order for collection in the Eastern Province or for shipping across the causeway where you choose to offer it. The store shows the right taxes and documents for cross border shipments and accepts international cards, while customs paperwork stays with your broker.

    Cross border demand handled without a separate store.

  • ZATCA invoices for trade buyers

    Every order produces a Fatoora compliant invoice through your ERP or accounting system, with the buyer's VAT number, purchase order reference and delivery point. Credit notes for returns follow the same route, so your finance team does not rebuild documents by hand.

    Tax documents accepted by your customers' finance departments.

  • Retail store with Saudi payments

    Private buyers shop with vehicle search, tyre size search and simple product pages, then pay by mada, Apple Pay, cards or STC Pay through a SAMA licensed gateway, with Tabby and Tamara for larger baskets. Retail and trade customers share stock but never see each other's prices.

    One platform serving drivers and businesses side by side.

  • Reorder lists and account dashboard

    Trade users keep reorder lists per vehicle type or per workshop, repeat past orders, download invoices and statements and track deliveries. Reminders can go out when a regular consumable order is due, based on the account's own buying pattern.

    Repeat orders take minutes, not phone calls.

Who this is for

Eastern Province businesses we build automotive stores for.

Automotive online store development Dammam sellers need usually starts with the trade side, because that is where their volume and their paperwork sit. Some sellers are pure distributors, some run counters and workshops of their own, and a few sell mainly to drivers in Dammam and its neighbouring cities. These four cases cover most of the businesses that ask us to build a store in the region, and each leads to a different first release.

01

Parts and consumables distributors

You supply workshops, fleet operators and smaller retailers across the Eastern Province. The store works as a trade portal first: account pricing, credit terms, pack sizes, quotes and approvals, all tied to the ERP your warehouse runs. A retail storefront can be added later on the same catalogue once trade customers have adopted the portal. Sales representatives can place orders on behalf of customers through the same system, so field visits and online orders end up in one history per account.

Trade portal first, retail second.

02

Lubricant and filter specialists

Your products move in cases and drums as often as single units. We build pack size handling, reorder lists and scheduled reminders for regular customers, and product pages that show specifications, approvals and vehicle applications in Arabic and English, so a workshop can choose the right grade without phoning your technical team. Safety data sheets and product approvals can be downloaded from each product page, which procurement teams at larger contractors often ask for before buying.

03

Commercial vehicle and heavy duty parts sellers

You serve contractors and transport companies running pickups, buses and trucks. Fitment search by chassis and engine code, cross reference numbers and delivery to project sites matter most. Quote requests let buyers send large or unusual orders through the store, where your sales team prices them and sends a quote back.

Cross references save the most time for buyers.

04

Tyre and battery traders selling to everyone

You sell to drivers in Dammam, Khobar and Dhahran as well as to fleets. We build size and vehicle search, fitting bookings at your branches, delivery for retail orders and account buying for companies. Both sides share stock and data, so a busy week for fleet orders shows up in retail availability straight away. Fleet customers can also book their vehicles into your branches for fitting under the company account.

How we build an Eastern Province store.

  1. 01Discovery by video callWe map your trade and retail customers, account rules, pricing structures, delivery points and systems with your sales, warehouse and finance teams over video calls.
  2. 02Catalogue and account dataPart numbers, cross references, vehicle applications, pack sizes and price lists are cleaned and structured, and account and credit data are mapped from your ERP.
  3. 03Design for buyers and driversFast trade screens for repeat ordering sit alongside an Arabic first retail store with English, both designed for phones and for desktop use in an office or workshop.
  4. 04Build and ERP integrationStore, checkout, quotes, approvals, invoicing, delivery rules and payment gateway are built and connected to the ERP, with stock and credit kept in sync.
  5. 05Pilot with chosen accountsA few trusted trade customers order through the portal first. We fix what they report before opening to every account and to retail buyers.
  6. 06Rollout and ongoing workAccounts are invited in stages, staff are trained on quotes and approvals, and we keep improving the store as order data shows where buyers slow down.

Technology

What we build this with.

Trade heavy stores often need a headless build or a B2B capable platform connected to an ERP such as Odoo or Microsoft Dynamics. Retail focused stores may suit Shopify or WooCommerce. Our automotive ecommerce website design Dammam buyers use keeps trade screens dense and fast, and retail pages simple.

01Web

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • WordPress

02Commerce

  • Shopify Plus
  • WooCommerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Headless storefronts

03Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

04Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

Questions from Dammam and Eastern Province sellers.

For many sellers here, yes, though retail usually sits alongside.

Workshops, fleet operators and contractors account for a large part of automotive buying in the Eastern Province, so their needs come first: account pricing, credit, pack sizes, approvals and invoices that match purchase orders. Retail shoppers in Dammam, Khobar and Dhahran then use the same catalogue with a simpler interface. We decide the balance with you during discovery, based on where your revenue and your growth plans actually lie.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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PROVEN RESULTS

4.7 / 5from 23 Google reviews