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Commerce · June 1, 2026

Taktum

Custom parts marketplace with a manufacturer network

What it does

Taktum helps buyers source custom parts from a growing manufacturer network while giving shops a clearer path to routed opportunities, reliability history through MCRS, ShopDesk workflows, and lower platform fees through Rate Advantage.

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