Pricing
B2B & wholesale

B2B commerce that feels like B2C.

Customer-specific pricing, agreements, quotes and credit — built into the same core as your consumer business. No extension, no separate system. Your B2B portal is live in days.

Built in, not bolted on

Everything a wholesaler needs.

What takes expensive modules on older platforms is standard here — from price lists to approval flows.

PRICING

Customer-specific price lists & agreements

Negotiated prices, discount structures and currencies — per customer, straight from the ERP.

QUOTES

Quote flows

The customer requests a quote in the portal, you price it and they order from it — all tracked.

ORDERS

Quick order & reordering

Orders templates, CSV import and “order again” — built for large, recurring purchases.

CREDIT

Credit limits & invoicing

Credit checks at purchase and invoicing as a payment method, tied to the company registration number.

ROLES

Roles & approvals

Buyers, approvers and admins — with spend limits and approval flows.

PORTAL

Reseller portal

Logged-in pricing, stock status, order history and invoices — self-service around the clock.

The six things wholesalers ask about first.

Top capabilities

Pricing

Customer-specific price lists

Contract prices, your own discounts and reverse calculation — per customer, per item, per customer group.

Orders

Line order sheet

The whole range as a grid. The customer fills in quantities per size and places an order with hundreds of lines.

Season

Pre-order & season

Several order windows per collection, each with its own period, pricing and delivery week.

Support

Impersonate a customer

Log in as the customer, see exactly what they see and place the order for them — from the same interface.

Stock

Never out of stock

Sell against incoming stock, allow overselling to a limit, or mark items as always available.

Channel

One catalogue, two channels

The same items in B2B and B2C — with different pricing, copy and media per channel.

Season Sales / Collection

Season selling with several order windows.

Window 1Early pre-order
Period
1 Feb – 15 Mar
Price
−12% against list
Delivery
wk 32
Minimum order
24 units / style
Window 2Late pre-order
Period
16 Mar – 30 Apr
Price
−6% against list
Delivery
wk 34
Minimum order
12 units / style
Window 3Stock order
Period
Ongoing
Price
Standard contract price
Delivery
Straight from stock
Minimum order
1 unit

Pre-order books against an incoming delivery rather than the stock balance — and the order confirmation shows the promised delivery week per window.

Customer-specific price lists.

Contract prices, discounts and reverse calculation

Customer record

Custom fields and an account manager on every account.

The customer record is the platform's truth about the customer: agreement, price list, credit limit, roles, custom fields and account manager in one place.

  • Custom fields of any type — text, number, choice, date, file or relation
  • An account manager is linked to the account and sees their customers' orders and quotes
  • The rep can place orders for the customer, or impersonate the account
  • Fields can be scoped per channel and are used in pricing rules and segments

Line order sheet and bulk buying.

Hundreds of lines in one form

Bulk buying

Paste item numbers and quantities, or upload a file. Lines are matched against the range and any discrepancies are shown before the order is placed.

Orders import

The customer's own purchasing system can export a file that is read straight in as an order or a quote.

Orders export

Orderss, confirmations and order history export as CSV, Excel or XML for the customer's own accounting.

Impersonation & support

See exactly what the customer sees.

01

Start a session

From the customer record, sales or support logs in as the customer, with their pricing, agreements and stock view.

02

Help from the same interface

Place the order, change a line, fetch an invoice or show where something stalled — without asking the customer for screenshots.

03

Everything is logged

The session is flagged as impersonated on the order and in the <a href="/en/activity-log/">activity log</a>: who, which customer, what changed.

Stock handling that survives wholesale reality.

Balances, overselling and always-available items

Stock balances per location

The customer sees available, reserved and incoming stock — per location or combined, depending on what you want to show.

Overselling

Allow selling beyond available stock up to a limit you set, with a promised delivery week from the next inbound delivery.

Never out of stock

Mark items as always orderable — stocked staples never block an order.

The rules are set per item, customer group and channel, so B2B can sell against incoming stock while B2C only sees physical balance.

B2C

The consumer channel

Consumer price including VAT

Persuasive copy and lifestyle imagery

Physical stock balance

Promotions via catalog and cart rules

B2B

The reseller channel

Contract price excluding VAT, per customer

Technical copy, datasheets and pack sizes

Incoming stock and pre-order windows

The same rules engine — with its own B2B promotions

It is the same item in the same PIM — just different pricing, copy and media per channel. No duplicates to keep in sync.

Promotions & rules

Catalog and cart rules — for B2B too.

Catalog rules

Pricing rules on a selection: category, attribute, season, customer group or an individual customer. The price is recalculated in the catalogue, not at checkout.

Cart rules

Conditions on the whole order: tiered pricing, buy-x-get-y, free shipping over a threshold, promo codes or combinations per customer group.

In the platform or in the ERP

Rules can be set in admin or come from the ERP. The source is shown on the price, so you can always see why a customer got the price they did.

And a good deal more.

Roles, payment, files and sign-in

Customer roles

B2B admin, super admin, buyer, approver and read-only. Roles govern pricing, spend limits and what may be changed.

Orders approval

Orderss above a threshold go for approval, with an email to the approver and a confirmation once approved.

B2B payment methods

Card payment and Klarna via a PSP, or direct invoicing against a credit limit and company registration number.

File and media library

Product images, datasheets, certificates and price lists available to a logged-in customer — per customer or customer group.

Download images and copy

The customer downloads high-resolution images and product copy as a bundle, for their own store or marketing.

Multiple languages

The portal, product copy and order documents in the customer's language — one catalogue, several language versions.

B2B-specific sign-in

The same landing page, a different message: signed in or out, B2B or B2C. The content follows the account.

Quotes and negotiation

The customer requests a quote, you price it and they order from it — all tracked on the customer record.

Quick order and reordering

Orders templates, favourites and reorder-from-history — for the purchases that come round every week.

Questions about B2B.

Common questions

Can we run B2B and B2C on the same installation?+

Yes. The same catalogue and the same core, with different pricing, copy, media and promotions per channel. The signed-in account decides what the customer sees.

How many order windows can a collection have?+

As many as you need. Each window has its own period, pricing, customer groups and delivery week.

What is reverse calculation?+

You set the margin or the customer price you want and the discount is calculated backwards, per item or across the whole price list.

Can we hide prices from certain customers?+

Yes. Showroom mode displays the range without prices, per customer or customer group — useful for new accounts and in a showroom.

Can sales reps place orders for a customer?+

Yes, either in the rep view or by impersonating the account. The session is logged and the order records who placed it.

Can we sell against incoming stock?+

Yes, through overselling up to a limit you set, or by marking the item as never out of stock.

Can the customer upload an order file?+

Yes. CSV and Excel are read in as an order or a quote, with item numbers and quantities checked before it is placed.

Do prices come from the ERP or the platform?+

Both work. Contract prices can live in the ERP and be fetched in real time, while promotions are set in the platform. The source is shown on every price.

One core

Your sales team and your customers see the same truth.

The portal, the rep's order view and the ERP share the same stock, pricing and agreements — in real time. No parallel truths, no manual lists.

  • Reps place orders for customers — in the same system
  • Company accounts with several users and roles
  • Stock, pricing and agreements synced from the ERP in real time

The same stock, the same pricing, the same agreements — for customer, rep and ERP.

B2B portalRep ordersERP sync
73%
of Nordic B2B buyers want to order online, self-service
×2.4
higher growth among merchants on a combined B2B/B2C platform
+28%
B2B order conversion at Dogman after the switch
Connected to your ERP

The prices live in your ERP. Good — leave them there.

The B2B engine reads price lists, agreements and credit limits straight from the ERP through ready-made connectors or our ERP API.

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