Fitly by Datics AI
Only the accessories and packages that fit the unit on the screen.
Shoppers and service advisers see only accessories and packages that fit the unit in front of them, from one catalog matched by make and model, ready to quote and invoice.
Built into your codebase and shipped under your name, on an engine we license to you.
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Pinecrest RV and Marine · Fitly
DemoWe just bought the Fernwood 28BH. What do we need for our first camping trip?
Package waiting for the service adviser
- 3 accessories, each matched to this make and model
- Fitting before pickup on Saturday
- Quoted only after the adviser confirms
Unit from today's feedFit from the catalogAdviser confirms the quote
Try it step by stepIllustrative demo on a fictional dealership. Not client work.
Try it step by step
Fitly on a fictional dealer.
Pinecrest RV and Marine (fictional). Step through the conversation, then see what Fitly hands back, the way your Build Sprint would build it on synthetic data.
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Pinecrest RV and Marine · Fitly
DemoStep 1 of 5
Illustrative demo on a fictional dealership. Not client work.
What it hands back
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Accessory package · Draft
Pinecrest RV and Marine · 2025 Fernwood 28BH
- Unit
- 2025 Fernwood 28BH · sold, pickup Saturday
- Done
- Hitch
- Weight distribution · rated above 5,400 lb GVWR
- Done
- Leveling blocks
- Set of 10 · fits any towable
- Done
- Surge protector
- 30 amp · matches the unit's shore power
- Done
- Awning light
- No catalog match for this model · not offered
- Check
- Quote
- Waiting for the service adviser
- Waiting
Fit comes from the catalog by make and model, never from a guess. The adviser confirms every package.
Illustrative demo on a fictional dealership. Not client work.
What it does
What Fitly can do.
One normalized catalog of accessories matched to each unit by make and model, offered as one button on dealer pages and as packages the service adviser can quote and invoice.
One fitment catalog
Supplier catalogs normalized into one, matched to units by make and model.
Same maker only
Matching stays within the vehicle's maker, by text similarity, with no generative guessing.
One button on dealer pages
Offers appear on listing pages without changing the dealer's site templates.
Packages and invoices
Advisers build packages from inventory, invoice them and see profit per deal.
How it works
Catalog collection is kept apart from matching: crawlers and feeds fill one catalog, matching works on that catalog, and the dealer page only shows a button.
Built on a fitment catalog we designed for dealer websites and a package and invoicing platform we delivered for RV dealers.
Apex
Dealer websites · Accessory fitment
A dealer plugin designed to offer only accessories that fit the listed vehicle
Fitment sat on many maker sites in free text; we crawled it into one catalog and designed a one button plugin to match it to listings.
Coast Technology
Dealer groups · Packages and invoicing
RV dealers build add-on packages, invoice them and see profit per deal
Advisers needed packages built from inventory and invoiced through financing. Now one platform does both and shows profit per deal.
Coast Technology
Dealer websites · AI sales assistant
RV shoppers get units from live stock, with towing fit computed, not guessed
Dealer sites offered static forms and filters. Now shoppers ask in plain words and get real units from the hourly feed, with the reason each one fits.
Why it sells
What Fitly does for your business.
What your dealers get, and what it does for your renewals and pricing.
Revenue on every unit
Add-ons that fit sell, and they carry margin.
Fewer wrong-fit returns
Only parts that fit the unit are offered, so fewer orders come back.
Service lane revenue
Advisers quote packages from the same catalog, with profit per deal in view.
Controls
What Fitly touches, and who approves.
Your dealers' data is not used to train models for anyone else and stays in your cloud. Built and tested on synthetic or test data.
Who uses it
Shoppers, service and camping advisers, managers
What it connects to
Supplier catalogs, dealer listing pages and your invoicing
What a person approves
Advisers confirm every package before it is quoted
Switch per dealer
On or off for each dealer, with data settings their admins control.
How to get it
Two steps to a finished Fitly.
Start with a three-week Build Sprint. Add more only if you want it.
First · Build Sprint · $10,000 fixed
Shoppers see only accessories that fit the unit
- One fitment catalog
- Same maker only
- One button on dealer pages
- In your staging, behind a feature flag
- Delivered as pull requests
- A test set your team reviews
- Week 1Setup
- Weeks 2 to 3Build
- You getFitly in your staging and a fixed production quote
- Your time
- About 2 to 3 hours a week from a product owner
- Data
- Synthetic or test data, never your dealers' customers
- The fee
- Counts toward production
Then · Live in production
A finished product, yours to run
- Fixed quote
- Tested before launch
- Switch per dealer
- A finished, working Fitly in your product
- Runs in your cloud, under your name
- Fixed quote, agreed before we start
Optional · Add more later
Only if you want it
More of Fitly:
- Packages and invoices
Another module:
- Each one quoted on its own
- Nothing ongoing unless you ask
Already built or tried AI? Get it scored with the AI Scorecard. Need something else? Start with a Planning Sprint.
FAQ
Questions about Fitly.
Does a model guess which parts fit?
No. Fitment comes from the catalog, matched by make and model within the same maker; there is no generative guessing.
Can advisers change a package?
Yes. Advisers add or remove items and confirm every package before it is quoted or invoiced.
See Fitly on your own product.
Bring your product and one workflow. In 30 minutes we look at where Fitly fits, what it would cost to serve and what your dealers' security review will ask.
Calls run in US Central time. No generic AI presentation: we discuss your product, users and production constraints.
