PartsLogistics has enhanced their user message board

Fargo, ND - 2011-01-05 -- PartsLogistics has updated their message board because of the overwhelming responses from their community in a recent survey. The newly improved message board has greater accessibility, with a link now provided on the PartsLogistics home page.

PartsLogistics users had a direct say in the re-development of the message board. Some of their suggestions for the message board were to make it more visible, update the categories and include an aviation job section. These ideas have been incorporated into the new system.

Another valuable feature is the integration with part searching on the current PartsLogistics system. If a user conducts a part search on PartsLogistics that results in no parts available, they can click on a button to add that part to the message board for wanted parts.

"We are pleased to provide this service to our users," said PartsLogistics Sales Manager Martin McConville. "We simply listened to our customers and provided them with what they wanted."

Users can continue to use their current PartsLogistics user name and password on the message board.

For more information please contact PartsLogistics at 701-271-9111 or email sales@partslogistics.com.

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About PartsLogistics
PartsLogistics is an internet based parts sourcing company that provides access to buy, sell and research parts and equipment. The easy to use system is the marketplace for parts sourcing for multiple industries, offering a wide variety of services catered to buyers and sellers available through multiple membership plans and pricing options.

PartsLogistics, along with its subsidiaries, is wholly owned by Avsupport Inc. Avsupport was founded in August 1994 and was one of the pioneers in the online part sourcing industry. PartsLogistics is dedicated in providing the best and latest technology to allow users a level of service that is unsurpassed in the online part sourcing industry.