Manual ordering
Orders still arrive through email, spreadsheets, PDFs or phone calls.
CUSTOM B2B PORTALS
Give customers, dealers and partners one place to do business with you.
We design and build custom B2B portals around your products, pricing, accounts and workflows — from ordering and quotations to documents, approvals and ERP integrations.
Orders · Quotes · Pricing · Accounts · Documents · ERP · CRM · APIs
Orders still arrive through email, spreadsheets, PDFs or phone calls.
Customer groups, contracts and negotiated terms make public pricing impractical.
Orders, invoices, documents, product data and account information often live in different systems.
Customers contact sales or administration for information they could access themselves.
A B2B portal can provide each company and user with the tools, products and information relevant to them.
Place and repeat orders · account-specific prices · request quotes · order status · download documents
Dealer pricing · specific catalogs · bulk ordering · customer terms · sales materials · order history
Customer accounts · quotations · orders · approvals · customer activity
Users · companies · permissions · products · pricing · documents · orders · integrations
We agree the scope around your business rules. Features are selected for your project, rather than bundled into every portal.
Show each customer the products and prices agreed with them.
Different companies or customer groups can see their own prices, discounts and contract terms.
Control which products, brands or categories are available to each account.
Give every purchase a clear path from request to processing.
Support bulk quantities, repeat ordering, saved lists and company-specific order rules.
Customers can request, review and approve quotations inside the portal.
Customers can access previous and current orders without contacting your team.
Support internal purchase approvals, sales approvals or processes specific to your business.
Let the right people access the information they need.
Support organizations with multiple users instead of treating every buyer as an unrelated individual account.
Define permissions for buyers, managers, dealers, sales representatives and administrators.
Provide invoices, certificates, contracts, price lists, technical documents and manuals.
Connect business data and keep teams informed.
Synchronize relevant customers, products, pricing, inventory, orders and documents where technically appropriate.
Connect inquiries, companies and sales activity with existing CRM workflows.
Notify users about orders, quotations, approvals, documents and other important events.
Provide business-relevant account, order and portal usage information.
B2B software often needs to reflect relationships and business rules that standard ecommerce platforms were not designed around.
Access, data and business rules shaped around each kind of user.
Orders · pricing · invoices · documents · account management
Dealer pricing · catalogs · ordering · sales resources · support
Products · availability · commercial terms · bulk ordering · documents
Onboarding · shared information · opportunities · documents · workflows
Purchase orders · delivery information · documents · approvals
Catalog · company pricing · bulk orders · quotes · payments
Your users · your data · your business rules · your workflow
Your ERP can remain the system of record while the B2B portal gives customers, dealers and partners a modern interface to the information and actions they need. Connectivity depends on available APIs, data quality and agreed access rules.
EXAMPLE BUSINESS FLOW
Map users, companies, products, pricing and the current workflow.
Document roles, permissions, account rules and integrations.
Make complex B2B tasks clear for every type of user.
Develop the portal and connect agreed business systems.
Test users, accounts, permissions, pricing, orders and edge cases.
Support rollout, gather feedback and improve the agreed workflows.
RELATED SOFTWARE CAPABILITIES
WeCommit builds custom web applications, configuration systems, internal tools and integrations around the way businesses actually operate.
Show us the current process and we can help define what should move into the portal.
Yes. A company account can include buyers, managers and approvers with agreed permissions, so access and actions reflect each user’s responsibility.
Account roles, customer-specific catalogs and prices, ordering and quote workflows, document access, data migration and ERP or CRM integrations affect scope. We assess those requirements before giving an estimate.
A B2B portal is a secure web application where business customers or partners can access relevant products, prices, orders and documents through their company account.
Ecommerce focuses on purchasing. A custom B2B portal can also cover company permissions, negotiated terms, quotes, documents and workflows that extend beyond checkout.
Yes. Pricing can follow company contracts, customer groups, discounts or other agreed rules, using your existing pricing source where appropriate.
Yes. Company accounts can have buyers, managers and administrators with different permissions and approval responsibilities.
We first review your ERP's APIs, data and access constraints. We then define which records can be exchanged, in which direction and how often.
Yes. RFQs can include products, quantities and requirements, with review and approval steps agreed around your sales process.
Yes. Dedicated roles can provide specific catalogs, commercial terms, sales resources and ordering rules.
Yes. It can run alongside your website, on a subdomain or as a connected application. We review account and data requirements before choosing the setup.
Yes. We can define approval steps around roles, purchase limits, order values or other documented business rules.
Yes. A configurator can connect product options and technical rules with account pricing, quote requests and orders when included in the agreed scope.