Multiple buyer users
Approved people can order for the customer organisation without sharing one unmanaged login.
Porosi organises web ordering around the customer account rather than a generic shopper profile. Supplier admins control access; buyer teams use shared commercial context; staff receive each order with the account relationship intact.
The portal has to understand more than a password. It needs to present the account's products and history to the right users while keeping supplier control over access and exceptions.
Approved people can order for the customer organisation without sharing one unmanaged login.
The portal keeps the relevant range and commercial context close to the buyer.
History and submitted orders remain attached to the trade account.
Porosi gives the buyer team freedom to place routine orders while supplier staff keep authority over who can order and how exceptions are handled.
The supplier creates or confirms the trade relationship and its ordering access.
The right people receive access to the customer organisation.
Products, prices, history and delivery detail support consistent purchasing.
Supplier staff see who ordered and the commercial context behind the basket.
Every self-service action still belongs to the supplier relationship and the operational record behind it.
Supplier admins decide which accounts and users can enter.
Orders retain customer and buyer-user context for staff review.
Portal and mobile activity connect to the same account and supplier dashboard.
Yes. Porosi supports buyer users associated with the approved customer account.
Account and permission workflows can support controlled user access while the supplier retains tenant oversight.
Yes. Porosi is designed to keep customer-specific commercial context in the ordering route.
The supplier dashboard retains customer and order context so staff can review the submission properly.
Use one organisation with several ordering users, its account prices and recent history to see access and review working together.