Through DoorDash Getting the right auto part to a customer stranded in their driveway is a fundamentally different fulfillment challenge than shipping a pair of jeans. Eugene Kovshilovsky, CTO at AutoParts.com, will share how the company now offers more than 200,000 parts and accessories on DoorDash, matched to a customer's specific vehicle and delivered in under an hour on average, through independently-owned automotive stores rather than a centralized warehouse. Making that work operationally required rethinking not just fulfillment, but how customers find the right part in the first place: search, compatibility filtering, and product data all have to work before the delivery promise can. 

• Structuring a marketplace delivery partnership that routes correctly at speed without sacrificing order accuracy in a high-SKU, high-specificity category 
• Building product discovery and compatibility data that performs in a new commerce environment where customers are not searching the way they would on your own site 
• Designing the local fulfillment layer that makes on-demand viable when inventory lives across independently-owned stores rather than a single distribution point 
• Measuring what success looks like when the customer's alternative was driving to the store themselves and the margin for error on the wrong part is zero