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Order review
See new orders, internal orders, and buyer self-service orders in one working queue instead of bouncing between channels.
Supplier Dashboard
Run the supplier side from one clean operating surface.
Orders, customers, pricing, and operational follow-through all need one place to live. Porosi gives suppliers a dashboard built around the actual day-to-day work of running wholesale, not just reporting after the fact.
What teams actually use it for
The dashboard is where buyer-facing polish turns into operational control.
02
Customer control
Manage who can buy, what they can see, and which pricing structure applies without breaking the branded front end.
03
Pricing and catalogues
Keep product visibility and account-level commercial rules aligned with the way the business actually sells.
04
Finance follow-through
Keep the ops side in step with invoicing so the order does not fall apart at the finish.
Why it matters
The back office needs the same level of intent as the customer-facing side.
- Office teams should not rebuild orders that already came through branded channels.
- Sales teams should not lose commercial control because the system is spread across five places.
- Finance teams should not clean up problems that were created because the ops flow was fragmented.
What a cleaner dashboard changes
Fewer bottlenecks, less duplicate entry, better visibility across the team, and a much stronger connection between what the buyer sees and what the office can actually execute.
Supplier operations
Make the office side as strong as the buyer-facing side.
Porosi gives suppliers one operating surface for orders, customers, pricing, and finance continuity so the business looks more organised because it is more organised.