Start with account access
Approved customers enter through a route tied to their supplier account.
Give approved buyers a branded route that respects account products, prices and staff review instead of turning pricing into after-order cleanup.
Approved login
Account range shown
Trade price visible
Supplier checks order
Real Porosi product screens. Customers can order on iOS, Android or the web, and submitted orders appear in the supplier dashboard for review.
If app ordering and web ordering do not carry the customer details, the supplier team still has to repair the commercial details later.
Approved customers enter through a route tied to their supplier account.
Customer-specific ranges and usual products reduce searching and wrong-product orders.
The buyer sees the price context before committing the basket.
Staff keep visibility over exceptions before fulfilment or invoice preparation.
A buyer builds the order from the products, prices and history available to their account. When they press submit, trade account login, private catalogue access, agreed prices and regular baskets 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 trade account login, private catalogue access, agreed prices and regular baskets. Staff can check exceptions before picking, delivery or invoice preparation begins.
The app, portal and office process do not carry the same customer context.
Pricing follows the customer relationship into the order route.
Customers still check whether a visible price is their trade price.
The buyer orders with customer details in front of them.
The order desk corrects account details after submission.
The team checks exceptions before the order moves on.
Frequent buyers reveal whether the pricing route is clear, whether products are easy to find and whether staff trust the submitted order.
Use customers with regular baskets and known account prices.
Check mobile and browser workflows against the same customer context.
Look for price questions, missing products and support reasons before wider rollout.
If app ordering and web ordering do not carry the customer details, the supplier team still has to repair the commercial details later.
A supplier-branded route that feels private to their account. Visible trade prices and familiar products when they rebuild routine baskets.
Pricing context attached to app, portal and supported orders. A way to spot unusual account orders before they become fulfilment issues.
Frequent buyers reveal whether the pricing route is clear, whether products are easy to find and whether staff trust the submitted order.
Bring trade-account examples, price tiers and the channels customers use today.