Known accounts
Buyers log in as trade customers, not anonymous retail shoppers.
Porosi helps wholesalers move trade customers from scattered manual ordering into branded B2B ordering software. Buyers can order through app or web with account context, while supplier teams manage the operational flow behind the order.

B2B ordering software has to understand known accounts, repeat products, delivery routines, order windows, substitutions, notes, customer-specific pricing and office follow-up. A simple web shop can capture a basket, but suppliers need the order to keep its context after checkout.
Buyers log in as trade customers, not anonymous retail shoppers.
Favourites and order history reduce friction for customers placing regular orders.
The ordering habit should strengthen the supplier relationship instead of hiding it.
The office needs order data it can review, adjust and move toward fulfilment.
Who leads the journey.
The software can become the visible brand customers remember.
The app, portal and catalogue can feel like your own digital ordering operation.
What the product assumes.
Often built for many sectors with generic checkout assumptions.
Designed around repeat trade orders, customer pricing and supplier workflow control.
What to test.
The demo can stop at products, basket and checkout.
Porosi should be judged through buyer ordering, order desk review and finance handoff.
For suppliers replacing phone, email and spreadsheet orders with structured digital ordering.
For teams whose biggest adoption lever is a branded mobile ordering habit.
For suppliers comparing app, web and automation coverage with white-label ownership.
Suppliers should not only ask whether the software can take orders. They should ask how customers are invited, how account data is prepared, how product visibility is controlled, how the order desk handles exceptions and how managers see adoption after launch. Those details decide whether digital ordering becomes the default customer habit.
Porosi is designed for suppliers that want app and web ordering to sit under their own brand. That makes it easier to introduce digital ordering as an extension of the existing supplier relationship, not as a separate marketplace or generic portal.
During evaluation, ask each provider to show a full order path for a buyer with account pricing, a buyer using a desktop browser, a buyer ordering quickly from mobile and an internal user reviewing the order after it lands. If the product cannot connect those views, the supplier may still end up running separate workarounds around the new software.
Check how invitations, login, buyer support and first-order training are handled when customers are moved from calls and messages.
Make sure products, pricing, customer names, contacts and delivery expectations are clean enough before buyers are invited.
Managers should be able to see which accounts have changed ordering behaviour and which still need help.
B2B ordering software lets trade customers place orders directly with a supplier using account-aware app or web ordering, instead of sending every order through calls, messages or spreadsheets.
B2B ordering software usually needs customer accounts, account-specific pricing, repeat order workflows, product visibility rules and supplier-side order handling after checkout.
Yes. Porosi supports branded iOS, Android and web ordering so buyers can order from the route that fits their routine.
Yes. Porosi is positioned around food and beverage suppliers that need wholesale customer ordering, account pricing, order history and supplier workflow control.
Compare buyer adoption, supplier brand ownership, account pricing, order desk workflow, finance handoff, rollout support and whether app and web ordering stay connected.
Use your real customer accounts, products, prices and order desk routine as the demo benchmark.