Group trade ranges
Keep product categories and ranges aligned with how different customers order.
B2B catalogue management needs product status, customer-facing ranges, category structure, tier prices and staff review in one wholesale workflow.
Private range checked
Tier price applied
Product status updated
Buyer view ready
Real Porosi product screens. Customers can order on iOS, Android or the web, and submitted orders appear in the supplier dashboard for review.
Trade catalogues are not public retail shelves. They need customer-specific ranges, product status, pricing context and supplier oversight before orders move downstream.
Keep product categories and ranges aligned with how different customers order.
Connect catalogue decisions to tier prices and account-specific pricing rules.
Hide or limit products that must not appear in a customer's ordering surface.
Check submitted lines with product, price and availability context before fulfilment.
A buyer builds the order from the products, prices and history available to their account. When they press submit, private trade ranges, approved-account product access, product statuses and category structure stay with the order, so the supplier can check it without retyping a call, email or message.
The supplier team receives one order record with private trade ranges, approved-account product access, product statuses and category structure. Staff can check exceptions before picking, delivery or invoice preparation begins.
Buyers may see products that do not fit their account.
Porosi supports supplier-managed buyer ranges and product status decisions.
Account terms are handled after ordering.
Catalogue pages can be paired with customer-specific price context.
Submitted orders still need manual interpretation.
Product, price and availability context stays close to staff review.
Choose accounts that must see different product ranges, prices, specials or unavailable lines.
Include customers with private prices, usual products or restricted ranges.
Confirm products, specials and hidden lines behave correctly in buyer ordering.
Follow submitted orders into the supplier dashboard before operational next step.
Trade catalogues are not public retail shelves. They need customer-specific ranges, product status, pricing context and supplier oversight before orders move downstream.
A private catalogue with the products and prices their account expects. Search, categories, specials and availability signals that speed repeat ordering.
One place to manage product status, categories and customer-facing flags. Pricing tier and margin context close to catalogue updates.
Choose accounts that must see different product ranges, prices, specials or unavailable lines.
Bring customer groups, catalogue exceptions, price tiers and product status examples to the demo.