A few useful answers
Before your next big order
The foundations of a B2B buying experience, for the teams who sell and the developers who build it.
01Can different business buyers see different prices?
Yes. Assign a buyer to a customer group, such as retailers, stockists or distributors. When the storefront sends that customer group with its requests, the catalog returns the prices and promotions configured for it, and falls back to your default group where none are set.
Read the SDK configuration guide (opens in new tab)02Can we set minimum order quantities and pack sizes?
Yes. Each customer group's price entry can carry a minimum order quantity, a maximum and an incremental quantity, so a distributor can buy in steps of whole cases while a retailer orders fewer.
03Can we reward larger orders?
Yes. Volume-based promotions give a percentage off for each quantity slab, per customer group, and tiered discounts reward bigger order values. The cart reflects an eligible promotion when its conditions are met.
04Can business buyers order on credit?
You can set a store credit line with a total credit limit, a credit period in days and the customers who are eligible. Buyers can see their limit, what they have used and what is left, and repayment is collected by automatic debit.
05Can several people buy for the same business?
Yes. A B2B customer account can contain multiple users. The account holds the business name, type and GSTIN, saved billing and shipping addresses, order history, shipment tracking and Buy it again.
Read the account guide (opens in new tab)06Can we connect our ERP or CRM?
You can build integrations with the Admin APIs and webhooks for orders, payments, shipments, invoices, inventory and customers. The implementation depends on the systems you use and the data you exchange. Talk to us about your workflow.
Browse the webhook events (opens in new tab)Have a buying workflow in mind? Let's map it out. Talk to our team (opens in new tab)Explore the docs (opens in new tab)
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