Keep your name visible
Customers return to the supplier brand they already buy from.
Supplier Ordering Website
Give customers a direct website route back to your wholesale business.
Use supplier-owned web ordering for approved customers, account products, agreed prices, delivery notes and staff review after submission.
Example order
Supplier website order route
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Customer opens supplier site
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Account range loads
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Order note added
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Supplier review starts
Real Porosi product screens. Customers can order on iOS, Android or the web, and submitted orders appear in the supplier dashboard for review.
Supplier route
Keep the ordering website attached to the supplier relationship.
A supplier ordering website must feel like a better way to order from you, not a public retail site that strips away customer details.
Gate the right accounts
Approved buyers see products, prices and history that match their relationship.
Capture practical notes
Delivery expectations, changed quantities and support context stay with the basket.
Review before fulfilment
Supplier staff see order detail before warehouse, delivery or finance work begins.
One order, two perspectives
Supplier-owned web ordering must protect the customer relationship.
A buyer builds the order from the products, prices and history available to their account. When they press submit, supplier-owned web ordering, approved customer access, account products and agreed prices stay with the order, so the supplier can check it without retyping a call, email or message.
Customer side
Wholesale customers need
- A direct website route under the supplier name.
- Account products, prices and order history before checkout.
- A clear way to add delivery notes and ask for support.
Supplier side
Supplier teams need
- Orders that arrive with customer context attached.
- Fewer calls about routine product and price questions.
- A review step for notes, substitutions and unusual quantities.
What the supplier receives
What matters in supplier ordering websites: relationship control.
The supplier team receives one order record with supplier-owned web ordering, approved customer access, account products and agreed prices. Staff can check exceptions before picking, delivery or invoice preparation begins.
Brand
Generic ordering site
The buying habit can feel detached from the supplier.
Supplier-owned route
The customer orders through the supplier's own name.
Account rules
Applied later
Prices and visibility may become office cleanup.
Built into ordering
Customer details shapes the basket before submission.
Operations
Website endpoint
Staff still rebuild the order story.
Review queue
The order arrives with notes and customer context.
Rollout
Start with customers who already trust the supplier relationship.
Use repeat accounts where the team knows the products, prices and questions that normally create admin.
Pick known buyers
Choose accounts with regular orders and clear product ranges.
Run a normal basket
Use changed quantities, notes and delivery expectations from a real order.
Check staff review
Confirm the website order reduces follow-up rather than moving it elsewhere.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Supplier Ordering Website
How would Supplier Ordering Website work for a regular customer?
A supplier ordering website must feel like a better way to order from you, not a public retail site that strips away customer details.
What can buyers do with supplier ordering website?
A direct website route under the supplier name. Account products, prices and order history before checkout.
What does the supplier team receive from supplier ordering website?
Orders that arrive with customer context attached. Fewer calls about routine product and price questions.
How does Porosi start a rollout?
Use repeat accounts where the team knows the products, prices and questions that normally create admin.
See it with your own accounts
See a supplier ordering website around your customer accounts.
Use one regular customer, its price list, usual basket and the follow-up your staff handles today.