Aftermarket is going online, don't miss the boat.
An evening on the Main for aftermarket commerce leaders at Automechanika, on capturing online demand while empowering your distributor network.

Mirakl and Diconium are casting off together.
Step off the show floor, we are sailing the Main for the evening: dinner, drinks, music and an open deck, with the Frankfurt skyline by night.
Come on board and connect with your peers from the automotive aftermarket industry. A relaxed setting to ask the real business questions: As buying shifts online, how to develop ecosystems built for scale, growth, partner integration and ready for AI-driven commerce?
Mirakl and Diconium will share how leading manufacturers are capturing that demand with distributor-fulfilled platforms, whether they are expanding existing systems or building from scratch, and putting their parts business on the fast lane for the future of commerce.
Come for the good company and the change of scenery; leave with a fresh perspective and practical ideas to share with your team.
Frankfurt
Main
Getting there
A shuttle runs from Messe Frankfurt straight to the dock, so everyone gets aboard (10-minute ride). Details will follow with your RSVP.
About Diconium
Diconium is a global tech company and end-to-end partner that builds, runs, and scales intelligence across the automotive value chain. The company combines software, data, and AI to create products, services, and systems that deliver measurable impact. Since 1995, Diconium has shaped e-commerce trends and transformations. Today, the company develops intelligent commerce systems that make AI Commerce work across every touchpoint – from marketplaces and digital sales channels to aftersales and connected services.
As part of the Volkswagen Group, Diconium brings expertise in large-scale, global automotive environments.
About Mirakl
Mirakl's AI-powered platform helps manufacturers and automotive companies grow aftermarket revenue and streamline B2B commerce across fragmented distribution networks.
For leading manufacturers like Airbus, Toyota Material Handling and STIHL, this means aggregating their dealers into a unified digital channel, offering a one-stop shop for spare parts and accessories without the added inventory burden and setting strong foundations for AI-driven commerce.
