MAM Software
MAM Software provides integrated business management, garage management, vehicle parts cataloguing, and field-service software to the automotive aftermarket, serving motor factors, parts distributors, garages, and tyre dealers via cloud and on-premise deployments as a subsidiary of Kerridge Commercial Systems.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded1984
- HeadquartersTankersley, United Kingdom
- Headcount51–100
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingSoftware
What MAM Software does
MAM Software is a UK-headquartered provider of integrated business management software for the automotive aftermarket, founded in 1984 and operating as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Kerridge Commercial Systems (KCS) since its October 2019 take-private at approximately $154.2 million. The company serves automotive parts distributors, motor factors, retailers, independent garages, workshops, tyre dealers, and fast-fit operators through a vertically-specialized platform built on Microsoft technology with both on-premise and cloud (SaaS) deployment options. Its core product, Autopart, integrates sales, stock management, accounting, and reporting, and is surrounded by a broad module portfolio including Autowork Online/Enterprise for garage management, Autocat for vehicle parts cataloguing, Vecta for sales intelligence/CRM, SalesRep for field sales, Driversboard for delivery dispatch, Warehouse Management Software, ePOD for proof of delivery, EasyAP for invoice processing, and TeamView for technician tracking. The platform is tightly integrated with third-party ecosystems including Xero and Sage (accounting), Paymentsense (payments), Phocas (BI), DVLA vehicle data, and DVSA MOT history, and aggregates supplier product data from major parts brands such as Sealey, Draper Tools, Comline, Valeo, and Sachs.
MAM Software generates revenue through a mix of on-premise software licensing (perpetual/term-based with annual maintenance), recurring monthly or annual cloud/SaaS subscriptions, professional services and consultancy (e.g., £277.50 MOT/tune-up on-site visits), managed support and maintenance contracts, and transaction fees from integrated card payment processing. Go-to-market is primarily direct sales, with dedicated phone lines per product line, a sales-led motion supplemented by trade-show presence at Automechanika, NTDA, Auto Trade Expo, and A1 Motor Stores events, and channel distribution through the parent KCS network across the UK, Ireland, Benelux, South Africa, Canada, the USA, Nordics, and Australia. The group collectively serves 34,000+ customers in 76 countries at 50,000+ locations, holds ISO/IEC 27001 certification, and is pursuing an active M&A strategy to extend product surface into field service management (Klipboard), telematics (RAM Tracking), PIM/data (Rain Data), and warehouse/transport management (Vigo Software).
MAM Software firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- MAM Software
- Legal name
- Kerridge Commercial Systems Limited
- Website
- https://mamsoftware.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 1984
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 51–100 employees
- Short description
- MAM Software provides integrated business management, garage management, vehicle parts cataloguing, and field-service software to the automotive aftermarket, serving motor factors, parts distributors, garages, and tyre dealers via cloud and on-premise deployments as a subsidiary of Kerridge Commercial Systems.
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MAM Software industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Automotive Aftermarket Business Management Software
- NAICS
- Custom Computer Programming Services (541511)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Asset & Maintenance Management (EAM/CMMS) Platforms (HDAEAEAM)
Keywords
Where MAM Software is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Tankersley
- HQ country
- United Kingdom
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices3 records
Markets served
MAM Software business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Software
- Cost components
- Technology or R&D, Personnel, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Operations
Revenue model
- Software Licensing (On-Premise): Traditional software licensing model with servers located on-site at customer premises. Provides flexibility and control of housing own hardware. Perpetual or term-based licensing with annual maintenance/support fees.
- Cloud/SaaS Subscription: Cloud-hosted solutions (Autopart Online, Autowork Online) with servers in data centres. Lowers upfront costs, eliminates burden of updates and maintenance. Software-as-a-Service recurring subscription model with monthly or annual billing.
- Professional Services: Implementation services, consultancy, and tailored training to ensure software deployments are successful. Includes MOT and tune-up on-site consultations with tailored recommendations. Initial consultancy priced at £277.50.
- Support and Maintenance: Technical support services with dedicated service desks. Hardware cover for equipment purchased through MAM Software. Updates and patch fixes delivered remotely for cloud customers.
- Payment Processing Integration: Integrated card payment functionality through Paymentsense partnership. Chip-and-pin and contactless payments processed within Autopart's POS, sales order entry, and receipt screens.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| One time/ perpetual license | Multi-year contract | Autopart On-Premise - Traditional licensing with servers on-site |
| Subscription | Monthly | Autopart Online - Cloud/SaaS subscription model |
| Subscription | Monthly | Autowork Online - Cloud-based garage management subscription |
| Other | Pay-as-you-go | MOT and Tune-up Consultancy - Professional on-site service |
Go-to-market motion1 record
Distribution channels4 records
Marketing channels8 records
MAM Software product offering
Product offeringCore offering
MAM Software develops and sells integrated business management, garage management and vehicle parts catalogue software for the automotive aftermarket, including the Autopart platform (on-premise and Autopart Online cloud), Autowork Online for service shops, and Autocat for parts identification and comparison. Its offering combines core ERP-style functionality (sales, stock, accounting, reporting) with specialised modules for warehouse management, delivery dispatch, e-commerce, CRM, field sales, technician tracking, and electronic data interchange, sold via licensing or SaaS subscription to parts distributors, motor factors, garages and tyre dealers.
Product overview
MAM Software provides integrated business management software solutions for the automotive aftermarket, operating as a platform-plus-modules architecture. The core platform is Autopart (available as on-premise or cloud-based Autopart Online), which integrates sales, stock management, accounting and reporting. Related products include Autowork Online/Enterprise for garage management, and specialized modules like SalesRep for field sales, Vecta for sales intelligence/CRM, Driversboard for delivery dispatch, Warehouse Management Software, ePOD for proof of delivery, EasyAP for invoice processing, and TeamView for technician tracking. Additional solutions include Autocat vehicle parts catalogue, Automate Online for supplier data management, Accessories Catalogue, WebPro/WebRetail e-commerce solutions, Autonet EAI for EDI, and Phocas Business Intelligence. The company is a subsidiary of Kerridge Commercial Systems (KCS) and serves the automotive aftermarket including parts distributors, motor factors, retailers, and garages.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- Autopart: Versatile business management software for automotive parts distributors, motor factors and retailers that integrates sales, stock management, accounting and reporting.
- Autowork Online
- Autocat
- Vecta
- SalesRep
- ePOD
- EasyAP
- Driversboard
- WebPro
- TeamView
- Automat Online
- Autonet EAI
- Accessories Catalogue
Products and services
- Autopart Versatile business management software that seamlessly integrates sales, stock management, accounting and reporting processes. Designed for automotive parts distributors, motor factors and retailers, available as on-premise or cloud-hosted Autopart Online solution.
- Autopart Online Cloud-hosted version of the Autopart business management software, eliminating the need for on-premise server infrastructure and providing remote data access via subscription.
- Autowork Online Cloud-based garage management application for day-to-day tasks including generating invoices, maintaining service records, MOT history lookup (DVSA), electronic VAT returns (Making Tax Digital) and integrated mobile technician tracking via TeamView.
- Autowork Enterprise Enterprise-level garage management solution for larger automotive service operations with multi-site requirements.
- TeamView Paperless job card and technicians' activity tracking solution for Autowork Online providing real-time workshop communication, mobile job cards, drag-and-drop work assignment, and reporting on technician performance.
- Online Booking Online appointment booking module for garage management allowing customers to book service appointments directly.
- EasyAP Automated supplier invoice processing module for Autopart users that streamlines accounts payable operations.
- ePOD Electronic proof of delivery mobile app that streamlines delivery operations and offers real-time insight into every step of the process, integrated with Autopart.
- Driversboard Vehicle load planning and delivery dispatch module integrated with Autopart, helping despatch managers optimise deliveries, allocate orders to routes and meet SLAs.
- Warehouse Management Software (WMS) Warehouse management module providing extensive capabilities to manage stock movements throughout the warehouse, with hand-held PDA and scanner integration, fully integrated with Autopart.
- SalesRep Feature-rich tablet app for field-based sales representatives enabling access to account information, customer notes, transaction history, stock availability, pricing and order processing via WiFi or 3G/4G, integrated with Autopart.
- Vecta Sales intelligence and CRM software providing sales analysis, personalised alerts and real-time activity logging for mobile sales environments, accessible via tablet, smartphone or PC.
- Autocat Online vehicle parts catalogue enabling quick identification and comparison of components from multiple suppliers, with automatic web-based updates, MOT history lookup and cross-reference functionality.
- Autocat Online Web-based version of the vehicle parts catalogue for accessing from any browser.
- Automotive Accessories Catalogue Electronic catalogue for tools, equipment, car care, consumables and accessories enabling search, filter and comparison of products with price and stock information, integrated with Autocat.
- Automate Online Cloud-hosted system designed for component suppliers to improve product data before publishing to Autocat with MMI (Make Model Index) referencing.
- WebPro Combined B2B and B2C web trading solution seamlessly integrated with Autopart for receiving online orders directly into order management.
- WebRetail E-commerce solution for online sales operations integrated with the Autopart platform.
- Autonet EAI Electronic data interchange solution for automotive aftermarket suppliers enabling electronic trading with trading partners.
- MAM Network Solutions Network solutions for connecting MAM software systems across multiple locations.
- Vision Mobile Mobile solution introduced through strategic partnership with Automotive Automation, extending mobile capabilities for the automotive aftermarket.
- Vision TMA TMA (Tyre Management Application) solution from strategic partnership with Automotive Automation.
- Bookar Online booking solution introduced through partnership with Vitara, integrated with MAM Software products for automotive businesses.
- Phocas Business Intelligence Business intelligence and reporting tool integrated with MAM/KCS solutions that enables monitoring and analysis of essential business data to identify trends and improve performance.
- Factor-Sales Sales management solution for motor factor (parts distributor) operations.
- Autocat Installer Downloadable installer for the Autocat catalogue software for on-premise deployment.
Quantifiable outcome
- Garages using Autowork Online's deferred work module recover an average of 6.95 jobs per month with an average job value of £189, equating to £1,314 in additional monthly income per garage (totalling £1,856,677 recovered across 9,977 jobs in 12 months)
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Companies that use MAM Software
Customer profileNamed customers18 records
Segments5 records
Ideal customer profiles4 records
MAM Software technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Integration4 records
Feature10 records
MAM Software partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
Eleven partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.
- Vigo SoftwarecoreKCS acquired Vigo Software, which designs, builds and hosts Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) and Transport Management Systems (TMS) for customers across the UK and Ireland. Vigo's solutions help businesses reduce transport costs, plan delivery routes, meet transportation deadlines and enhance customer experience through transparent on-time delivery.
- KlipboardcoreKCS acquired Klipboard, a world-leading mobile workforce management platform for field service businesses. Klipboard provides an all-in-one platform for job management, scheduling, planned maintenance, invoicing, quoting, automated communications, and reporting. The acquisition strengthens KCS's field service management software offering.
- Rain DatacoreKCS acquired Rain Data, a provider of product information management (PIM) and data solutions for automotive aftermarket companies. Rain Data enables businesses across the automotive supply chain to achieve greater operational efficiency through efficient sourcing of the right components, enhancing the client experience.
- CompilatorcoreKCS acquired Compilator, a specialised software solution created for the tyre trade industry. Compilator's TEAM2 supports businesses in managing sales, stock and customer relationships. Compilator also offers Webshop integration for online sales and InfoRoute fleet management tool.
- Automotive AutomationminorMAM Software announced strategic partnership with Automotive Automation for Vision Mobile and Vision TMA products, extending mobile capabilities for the automotive aftermarket.
- Kerridge Commercial Systems (KCS)coreMAM Software, as part of KCS Group, benefits from integrated product development and cross-selling opportunities. KCS is an Oracle Gold Partner and Microsoft Partner, providing access to enterprise technology platforms.
- Compilator (sister company)coreMAM Software and Compilator (sister company within KCS) jointly exhibit at Auto Trade Ireland Expo 2024, showcasing integrated solutions for the automotive aftermarket and tyre industries.
- Tibbetts, National, Eibach, Teckmarx, Continental Direct, Borg & Beck, Key PartsminorMultiple automotive aftermarket suppliers provide updated product data to Autocat catalogue, including specific clutch kit descriptions. These include Tibbetts, National, Eibach, Teckmarx, Continental Direct, and First Line brands Borg & Beck and Key Parts.
- Comline, Valeo, Sachs (ZF), QH, Herth+Buss, Japanparts, ExedyminorMajor clutch kit suppliers including Comline, Valeo, Sachs (ZF), QH Clutches, Herth+Buss Jakoparts, Japanparts (Ashika/Japanparts/Japko), and Exedy provide specific product data updates to Autocat.
- SealeyminorSealey (Jack Sealey Ltd), one of the UK's largest tool and equipment suppliers, is the first company to commit to providing data to MAM's automotive accessories catalogue. Over 10,000 products including professional tools and workshop equipment will be available to Autocat users.
- Draper ToolsminorDraper Tools committed to supplying data to MAM's new accessories catalogue, uploading over 10,000 products including tools, equipment, car care, consumables and accessories.
Scale indicators7 records
Recent moves7 records
Expansion highlights5 records
MAM Software competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- Workshop Software: Workshop Software delivers cloud-based garage and workshop management software with job cards, invoicing, parts ordering and MOT history; directly comparable to Autowork Online for the SME garage segment.
- Sapphire Software Solutions: SapphireOne provides integrated ERP/accounting/CRM software to wholesalers, distributors and service businesses; matches MAM's integrated business management model for distribution and aftermarket verticals.
- BlueLink Enterprise Software: BlueLink provides ERP, inventory, POS, ecommerce and CRM software specifically for the automotive aftermarket, including parts distributors and service centres; directly comparable to MAM's Autopart and Autowork suite in target market and feature scope.
Broad incumbents
- Reynolds and Reynolds: Reynolds and Reynolds is a large, long-established provider of dealership and retail management systems for the automotive industry; comparable in vertical focus but materially larger and broader than MAM.
- Dealertrack (Cox Automotive): Dealertrack, part of Cox Automotive, provides dealer management, parts, and inventory solutions for automotive retail; broader portfolio but overlapping automotive aftermarket workflows with MAM Software.
- Kerridge Commercial Systems (KCS) Trade^ERP: KCS is MAM Software's parent and a larger ERP provider for distributive trades with 34,000+ customers across 76 countries; operates in the same vertical with broader geographic and product reach and serves as MAM's platform sponsor.
- CDK Global (Solera): CDK Global, now part of Solera, dominates dealer management systems (DMS) for automotive dealerships and the wider aftermarket; a broader incumbent whose automotive software ecosystem overlaps with MAM's distribution and garage management offering.
- Sage Group: Sage is a global SMB accounting and ERP platform whose Sage 200 and Sage Intacct products compete for the same distribution and service customers that MAM addresses with Autopart, particularly through Sage integrations.
Emerging players
- Joblogic: Joblogic provides field service management software for service, maintenance and contracting businesses; overlapping with MAM's TeamView/Klipboard field service stack and targeting parts of the same SMB service customer base.
Others
- Xero: Xero is a cloud accounting platform used by SMBs, integrated with MAM's Autowork Online for Making Tax Digital compliance; not a direct ERP competitor but an ecosystem partner and partial substitute at the accounting layer.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat5 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
Customer concentration
MAM Software social profiles
Digital presenceMAM Software compliance and trust
Trust signalCompliance1 record
MAM Software financial estimates
Financial estimateRevenue estimate
Valuation estimate
MAM Software leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles6 records
MAM Software funding detail
Funding detailFunding overview
Funding rounds
Investors
Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →
MAM Software M&A and investment
M&A and investmentM&A1 record
Investments
M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →
Frequently asked questions about MAM Software
What does MAM Software do?
MAM Software develops and sells integrated business management, garage management and vehicle parts catalogue software for the automotive aftermarket, including the Autopart platform (on-premise and Autopart Online cloud), Autowork Online for service shops, and Autocat for parts identification and comparison. Its offering combines core ERP-style functionality (sales, stock, accounting, reporting) with specialised modules for warehouse management, delivery dispatch, e-commerce, CRM, field sales, technician tracking, and electronic data interchange, sold via licensing or SaaS subscription to parts distributors, motor factors, garages and tyre dealers.
Is MAM Software a public or private company?
MAM Software is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.
When was MAM Software founded?
MAM Software was founded in 1984. It employs 51 to 100 people.
Where is MAM Software based?
MAM Software is headquartered in Tankersley, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.
How does MAM Software make money?
Five revenue lines are on record. Software Licensing (On-Premise) is the primary driver. The others are cloud/SaaS Subscription, professional Services, support and Maintenance and payment Processing Integration.
Who are MAM Software's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are Workshop Software, Sapphire Software Solutions and BlueLink Enterprise Software. Broad incumbents are Reynolds and Reynolds, Dealertrack (Cox Automotive), Kerridge Commercial Systems (KCS) Trade^ERP, CDK Global (Solera) and Sage Group. Joblogic is listed as an emerging player. Xero is listed as an others.
Does MAM Software have an API?
No public API is recorded for MAM Software.
What industry is MAM Software in?
MAM Software's product category is Automotive Aftermarket Business Management Software. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HDAEAEAM, Asset & Maintenance Management (EAM/CMMS) Platforms. Its NAICS code is 541511.