Account-specific pricing, trade terms, repeat orders and catalogue access — self-serve for your customers, connected to your stock, invoicing and CRM.
B2B buying means account pricing, negotiated terms, repeat orders, approvals and delivery schedules. A consumer checkout treats none of that as existing.
When customers can't self-serve, your sales team becomes a data-entry layer — re-keying orders that a connected portal would take directly.
Price lists per customer, stock per warehouse, configurations per product range. Somewhere between spreadsheet and ERP, the truth gets lost.
A B2B portal closes the gap — because it's built on your Blueprint and wired into your back office, not bolted onto a consumer shop.
Secure account areas where customers see their data: order history, documents, delivery status, support. Branded, self-serve, always current.
Use it forGiving customers a reason to come directly to you.
Repeat-order flows, quick-entry forms, account-specific price lists, customer tiers and payment terms. Ordering takes minutes, not a phone call and an email chain.
Use it forRemoving friction from the 80% of orders that are routine.
Large and configurable product ranges handled properly: variants, price lists, availability, B2B-specific search and filtering.
Use it forA catalogue your customers can actually navigate.
The portal joins your stack — stock, invoicing, CRM, analytics (ERP & back-office integration). Orders entered once, flowing everywhere they should. No re-keying, no reconciliation.
Use it forCommerce that runs inside your connected system, not beside it.
Need custom software beyond the portal — internal tools, apps, migrations? We build that too →
Portal builds run in sprints — scope fixed before code
The portal is scoped from the architecture defined in your Blueprint — customer journeys, data rules, pricing logic, integrations.
Screens, roles and permissions, pricing logic, integrations — agreed in writing before code. Fixed scope, fixed price.
Working software at the end of every sprint, reviewed with you — not a big reveal at the end.
Stock, invoicing, CRM and analytics wired in from day one. The portal is never a new silo. ERP & back-office integration →
Pricing rules, permissions and order flows verified end-to-end — including the edge cases that B2B always has.
Full docs, recorded walkthroughs, training for your team and — if you want it — content your customers can follow.
Every trade order is an email chain and a manual invoice.
Customers order in minutes, prices are right by definition, and the order is already in your system.
Not because they want to — because there's no better way. Self-serve ordering is what they'd choose if it existed.
Customer-specific pricing, tiers, negotiated terms. Consumer platforms either can't do it or hide it behind workarounds that break.
Every re-keyed order is cost and risk. A portal that takes the order directly removes both — on a timeline you can calculate.
Stock, pricing and order status live in the back office. A portal puts that truth in front of your customers, safely, with permissions.
If any of these sound familiar — a portal build is worth discussing. Start with a Diagnostic →
Ecommerce doesn't end at launch. Uptime, security patches, monitoring, backups, and the seasonal changes that keep coming. Managed hosting, maintenance and support contracts cover all of it — with agreed response times.
Managed hosting, maintenance & support →Portal builds are scoped from a Blueprint. If you already have a documented architecture, we review it and scope from that. If not, the Diagnostic is the fastest honest path to a fixed-price quote.
You do. Full ownership of code, data and documentation, with a handover designed so your team runs it — with us or without us.
Account-specific price lists, customer tiers, negotiated terms and approval flows are core scope, not edge cases. If your rules are documented in the Blueprint, the portal executes them.
That's the point. Stock, invoicing, CRM and analytics integration is part of the build — the portal joins your connected system rather than becoming a new silo.
Either your team runs it with the documentation and training we hand over, or a managed hosting and support contract keeps it monitored, patched and evolving.
The Digital Growth Diagnostic is how every engagement begins. Fixed price. Two to three weeks. A decision-ready roadmap — including whether a portal build is the right move, or whether your existing stack can be extended instead. Sometimes it can. We'll tell you.
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