Map agreed terms
Start with the customer accounts, products and prices that matter to routine buying.
Use supplier-owned ordering to show contract-aware product and price context while staff keep review control over exceptions.
Customer terms mapped
Buyer builds basket
Price context travels
Staff reviews record
Real Porosi product screens. Customers can order on iOS, Android or the web, and submitted orders appear in the supplier dashboard for review.
Suppliers need a route where agreed prices are visible to buyers and reviewable by staff before fulfilment or invoice preparation relies on the order.
Start with the customer accounts, products and prices that matter to routine buying.
Keep agreed prices close to product selection and order history.
Hold customer, product, quantity, price and delivery details together.
Let staff inspect exceptions before finance or operations depends on the record.
A buyer builds the order from the products, prices and history available to their account. When they press submit, agreed account prices, customer-specific products, order history and delivery details 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 agreed account prices, customer-specific products, order history and delivery details. Staff can check exceptions before picking, delivery or invoice preparation begins.
The customer orders without seeing the relevant price context.
The ordering flow reflects the terms the supplier manages.
Product, price or quantity questions appear after operational work starts.
Staff review exceptions before downstream next step.
Invoice preparation depends on messages or memory.
Customer, product, price and delivery details travel with the order.
Use a controlled group of accounts where agreed prices, products and staff review already matter.
Choose customers with different terms and enough order volume to test the workflow.
Use the products, quantities and delivery notes those customers place in real life.
Review whether staff and finance get the context they need before rollout expands.
Suppliers need a route where agreed prices are visible to buyers and reviewable by staff before fulfilment or invoice preparation relies on the order.
A clear ordering route showing the products and prices they expect. Less need to chase the supplier for routine price confirmation.
Agreed terms visible when orders arrive for review. A cleaner next step into fulfilment and invoice preparation.
Use a controlled group of accounts where agreed prices, products and staff review already matter.
Bring customer terms, price examples and the invoice preparation your team needs after order review.