Georgian Startup Geparts Secures Major American Partnerships

The Georgian startup Geparts is making a name for itself in the international market, capitalizing on the rising demand in its local market. According to its founder, Paata Beriashvili, the startup recently participated in a USAID-organized summit in the United States, where it successfully connected with potential collaborators.

Beriashvili explained, "The summit provided us with a wealth of connections from both the US governmental and private sectors. We have now partnered with a number of prominent companies, including AutoZone and Advance Auto Parts, which are widely recognized brands in the US."

The Geparts team has begun engaging with these new partners, showcasing the unique capabilities of their chatbot. "Their interest has been encouraging, and we aim to further expand the reach of our 'Tsveni' chatbot within the US market next year to assess its performance," Beriashvili added.

In the meantime, the startup intends to test its potential in Azerbaijan in the last quarter of this year. Within the local market, Geparts plans to extend its reach beyond the capital to other significant cities and regions, responding to customer demand by integrating car repair services into its offerings.

Beriashvili also indicated that Geparts intends to introduce a subscription service. This service will provide customers access to car parts that are otherwise unavailable in their country. A collaboration with a Polish platform, renowned for its extensive inventory, is expected to be finalized this year.