Surface case products
Use the customer-facing catalogue to show case, box or pack wording clearly.
Case Quantity Ordering App for Wholesalers
Let trade customers order in the units your team sells.
Case quantity ordering works when buyers can move quickly and staff still receive the product, unit, quantity, price and delivery details they need.
Example order
Case quantity order path
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Case unit opened
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Quantity adjusted
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Delivery note added
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Supplier review
Real Porosi product screens. Customers can order on iOS, Android or the web, and submitted orders appear in the supplier dashboard for review.
Case route
Case quantity ordering must reduce clarification, not create another exception.
For wholesalers, the app needs to make bulk units practical for routine buyers while still allowing staff to review the order before operations depend on it.
Support repeat buyers
Keep case ordering close to favourites, history and usual products where buyers already work.
Attach delivery details
Carry notes and requested delivery detail with the quantity decision.
Review before next step
Keep supplier staff in control before picking, delivery and finance work begins.
One order, two perspectives
Case ordering needs fast buyer action and visible staff control.
A buyer builds the order from the products, prices and history available to their account. When they press submit, case quantities, box units, pack sizes and repeat products stay with the order, so the supplier can check it without retyping a call, email or message.
Customer side
Trade customers need
- Fast access to bulk products they order repeatedly.
- Clear case or pack wording on the product line.
- Confidence that notes and delivery details reach the supplier.
Supplier side
Supplier teams need
- Submitted quantities tied to real product units.
- Account prices, stock information and notes visible in review.
- Cleaner next step before warehouse and invoice work.
What the supplier receives
Compare case quantity apps by operational confidence.
The supplier team receives one order record with case quantities, box units, pack sizes and repeat products. Staff can check exceptions before picking, delivery or invoice preparation begins.
Buyer habit
Message the office
Case quantities are confirmed by phone or chat.
Supplier app route
Porosi gives regular buyers a branded app and web path.
Line detail
Case guesswork
Staff may need to interpret the intended unit.
Unit-attached order
Case, pack or unit wording stays attached to the line.
Next step
Quantity only
Warehouse and finance teams need extra context later.
Reviewed order
Staff review quantity, product, price and delivery details together.
Rollout
Start case quantity ordering with high-repeat accounts.
Use customers that frequently order cases, boxes or packs and already create clarification work for staff.
Pick bulk products
Choose lines sold by case, box, pack or another supplier unit.
Use routine buyers
Submit orders from accounts that buy those units often.
Follow the order
Review what reaches staff before picking, delivery and invoice preparation.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Case Quantity Ordering App for Wholesalers
How would Case Quantity Ordering App for Wholesalers work for a regular customer?
For wholesalers, the app needs to make bulk units practical for routine buyers while still allowing staff to review the order before operations depend on it.
What can buyers do with case quantity ordering?
Fast access to bulk products they order repeatedly. Clear case or pack wording on the product line.
What does the supplier team receive from case quantity ordering?
Submitted quantities tied to real product units. Account prices, stock information and notes visible in review.
Are Porosi mobile apps fully white-label?
Yes. The customer-facing iOS and Android apps carry the supplier name, icon, colours and ordering experience, connected to the supplier's own customer accounts and Porosi tenant.
See it with your own accounts
Map case quantity ordering to your real bulk products.
Bring case, box and pack examples plus the customer orders your team clarifies most often.