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B2B Portal

Your best reps are drowning in order status calls — let buyers serve themselves.

The most expensive customer service is the kind that shouldn't exist: 'where's my order,' 'what's my price,' 'am I over my limit.' B2B Portal answers all three without a human — contract catalogs, ATP-backed dates, credit checks, and tracking on buyer self-service, with sales freed for selling instead of status updates.

Portal order lifecycle

Each stage below moves a buyer from browsing to delivered without sales touching the order — unless the gates say otherwise.

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Browse and Quote

Buyers see their catalog with contract prices, availability hints from ATP, and terms. Quotes lock pricing with expiry and convert cleanly to orders.

Approve

Account approval chains route orders above thresholds with credit checks enforced. Holds name the cause — limit, terms, or ATP — with release paths.

Fulfill and Track

Approved orders reserve stock, schedule fulfillment, and expose tracking with proof of delivery chained back. Invoices cite the order evidence throughout.

Portal guarantees

Terms honored
Contract prices and payment terms resolved per buyer per line
Credit enforced
Limits checked pre-commit with holds naming the cause
ATP admitted
Portal orders pass the same feasibility gates as direct sales
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Portal by buyer type

Self-service bends per buyer — same terms and gates, different ordering stakes.

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Distributors

Volume tiers with contract pricing, blanket orders with scheduled releases, and credit facilities sized to throughput. Releases admit through ATP per shipment.

Contractors and Trades

Job-based ordering with cost-code allocation, approval chains per foreman, and delivery windows matched to site schedules.

Institutional Buyers

Catalog-constrained purchasing with budget checks, multi-approver chains, and receiving workflows that close the loop to the original requisition.

B2B Portal questions

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Can buyers see each other's pricing?

No. Catalogs, prices, and terms resolve per authenticated buyer with tenant isolation enforced at the row level.

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What happens over the credit limit?

The order holds with the cause named and routes to the account authority. Partial approval and split fulfillment stay available where policy permits.

Section 3

Won't self-service cannibalize our sales team?

It cannibalizes their status-update workload, not their relationships. Reps graduate from order-takers to account growers with the portal handling the routine.

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value: Each portal order carries the buyer, the terms, the credit decision, and the ATP verdict — self-service with the same discipline as assisted sales.

Section 6

Customer-specific catalogs with contract pricing

Section 7

Credit limits with hold and release workflows

Section 8

Order templates and approval chains per account

Section 9

Quotes that convert to orders without re-entry

Section 10

Delivery tracking with proof chained to the order

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Service items and subscriptions alongside goods

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