Their cars.
Their parts. One place.
FP Garage. A customer garage with UK registration lookup and a parts list per car, shared across the GSM stores.
Managed build. Scoped first, then a fixed quote.
- Add the car
- Build the parts list
- Return to the project
Reference build for the GSM store network. Adaptation is quoted separately.
A more useful journey.
A customer working on two cars keeps each project’s parts list separate, then returns to the relevant garage entry on the GSM stores.
Add the car
A UK registration lookup starts the customer’s vehicle record.
Build the parts list
Keep a separate list of relevant parts with each car.
Return to the project
Shared GSM accounts connect the garage across the store network.
Illustrative use case based on the reference build. Configuration depends on your site.
What Garage brings to the site.
A customer garage with UK registration lookup and a parts list per car, shared across the GSM stores.
This is a reference client build. We review your site, catalogue and existing integrations before quoting an equivalent setup. The scope confirms compatibility, configuration, testing and ongoing maintenance.
- Cars added by number plate
- A parts list per car
- Shared GSM store accounts
Your site. An agreed setup.
Registration data and a saved parts list do not independently confirm fitment. Check each product’s compatibility and the account-sharing scope.
Show us the workflow
Check the requirements below. Send your website, current tools and the task you want to improve.
Agree the scope and quote
We confirm the integration, configuration, testing and support before work starts.
Test the complete journey
Review the example above against your own data. Check the relevant customer or staff journey before launching.
- Reference build
- v1.1.61
- Requirements
- WordPress, WooCommerce and a scoped compatibility review
- Delivery
- Managed setup agreed with you
Before you
get started.
Answers about the build, the setup and what to check.
Can I download this as a standard plugin?
This build is supplied as a scoped project. Send us your site and requirements so we can confirm what can be reused and what needs adapting.
What should I check before using this?
Registration data and a saved parts list do not independently confirm fitment. Check each product’s compatibility and the account-sharing scope.
How is this supplied?
This is a managed reference build. We review your site, agree the integration and support, and provide a fixed quote before work starts.
Will it work with my current setup?
The catalogue requirements are WordPress, WooCommerce and a scoped compatibility review. Check your theme, connected plugins and the workflow described above. Send us your site and the integrations you use if you need a compatibility review.
Is this part of the Penguin Toolkit?
This managed client or service build is supplied separately from the Toolkit subscription. We agree its delivery and support in the service scope.
Useful reading.
Existing official guides for the underlying WordPress and WooCommerce tasks. These explain the platform, rather than serving as documentation for this Flying Penguin build.