Start from known accounts
Approved buyers must order from account products, usual items and visible pricing rather than generic catalogue guesses.
Use Porosi to keep buyer identity, products, units, agreed prices, quantities, delivery notes and status visible after customer or staff-assisted ordering.
Buyer places order
Account pricing follows
Order desk reviews
Finance or fulfilment receives context
Real Porosi product screens. Customers can order on iOS, Android or the web, and submitted orders appear in the supplier dashboard for review.
Wholesalers do more than need another place to collect baskets. They need a review workflow that shows whether the order is clear enough for the people who act on it next.
Approved buyers must order from account products, usual items and visible pricing rather than generic catalogue guesses.
Products, pack sizes, quantities, notes, delivery dates and buyer context must stay close to the order.
Submitted, accepted, invoiced, paid and cancelled states must help staff decide the next action.
Invoice-ready context must be visible before accounting work starts, with staff still responsible for exceptions and judgement.
A buyer builds the order from the products, prices and history available to their account. When they press submit, customer identity, products, units and quantities 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 customer identity, products, units and quantities. Staff can check exceptions before picking, delivery or invoice preparation begins.
Staff have to match the order back to the account.
Customer identity, price rules and ordering history remain visible.
Delivery or substitution notes live outside the order.
Notes, products and quantities stay in the supplier workflow.
Finance rebuilds or checks basic line detail again.
The reviewed order carries cleaner context toward invoice work.
Use customers whose orders regularly include notes, price checks, substitutions or follow-up before the team can move forward.
Use current products, units, prices and customer-specific visibility.
Check repeat baskets alongside orders with changed quantities, unavailable lines or delivery instructions.
Check whether the team can see enough to accept, hold, change or prepare the order.
Wholesalers do more than need another place to collect baskets. They need a review workflow that shows whether the order is clear enough for the people who act on it next.
Account-aware ordering that feels faster than repeating the same call. Visibility that product and delivery notes are part of the order.
A single review habit for self-service and assisted orders. Status, price and note context before fulfilment or invoice preparation.
Use customers whose orders regularly include notes, price checks, substitutions or follow-up before the team can move forward.
Bring customer examples, product rules and invoice preparation questions so the demo proves the review workflow.