Orders arrive by email, phone or spreadsheet, and staff re-key every line.
Customer prices, tiers and terms are tracked by hand outside the system.
ERP and portal show different stock, so customers call to check their orders.
Online ordering with customer catalogs, volume pricing and payment terms.
Trade customers see products, prices, orders and documents in one login.
Quotes, purchase orders, approvals and repeat orders handled in one flow.
Catalogs, stock levels and warehouse availability kept accurate everywhere.
ERP, CRM, accounting and logistics linked so orders post without manual re-entry.
Order processing, invoicing and internal approvals moved off manual steps.
Platforms, portals and internal systems built around the rules of your domain.
Stores and multivendor marketplaces built past off-the-shelf platform limits.
AI agents that take repetitive order entry and invoice matching off your team.
Yes. Price lists, volume breaks and payment terms are set per customer or group and kept in sync with your ERP, so the portal and your sales team quote the same number.
Yes. We extend or refactor what is already live and replace only the parts that hold ordering back.
Yes, through their APIs or middleware. We agree which system owns each record, then keep stock, pricing and orders in sync.
Approval rules can follow order value, customer or department. Once a quote is approved, the buyer converts it to an order in one step.
Yes. Buyers can reorder from past orders or saved lists, and quick-order forms by SKU can be added for large orders.
Often, yes. Trade and retail buyers can share one platform with separate catalogs, pricing and checkout rules.
Yes. Changes are tested before release and deployed in planned windows, so orders are not interrupted.
It depends on scope and the number of integrations. You get a written estimate and timeline before any work starts.
Yes. Our support and maintenance plans cover monitoring, fixes and scheduled updates.
Tell us how orders, pricing, and approvals work today and which systems they touch. We’ll come back with an engineering approach that fits.
Send a project request or book a call. A written scope helps but isn’t required. NDA on request.
A project manager reviews your request and sets up a free call with a senior engineer.
You get deliverables, timeline, and cost agreed before any work starts.
