Known customer
Buyer access, users and history follow the approved trade account.
Porosi brings branded customer ordering and supplier operations into one workflow. Customers get fast repeat buying; your team keeps the account, commercial decisions and order record connected through review, fulfilment, delivery and invoicing.
Pack sizes, agreed prices, substitutes, delivery runs, credit questions and late changes all affect what the supplier can fulfil and invoice. Porosi keeps that context visible instead of flattening every account into retail checkout.
Buyer access, users and history follow the approved trade account.
The customer sees its own product and price context during ordering.
Staff can see what needs review before picking, delivery or finance depends on it.
Each stage adds the decision it owns while preserving the customer and product detail already captured.
The buyer uses web or mobile access under the supplier brand.
The order desk checks changed lines, notes, pricing and delivery context.
Warehouse and delivery teams work from the approved order rather than a message transcript.
Finance receives the reviewed record and can continue through connected invoice workflows.
It is the connected order layer that gives customers convenience while keeping supplier decisions and downstream work together.
White-label customer ordering protects the direct supplier relationship.
Account products, prices and review decisions remain under supplier control.
The order lifecycle continues beyond the digital basket.
Wholesale ordering is account-led: products, prices, users, pack rules, delivery expectations and exceptions vary by customer.
Yes. Fully white-label iOS and Android apps work alongside supplier-branded web ordering and one staff dashboard.
Yes. Supplier staff can review and amend orders so the record reflects real operational decisions.
Yes. Invoice and Xero workflows continue from the reviewed order, including controlled corrections.
Use a real account, representative basket and awkward exception to see what the buyer sees and what every supplier team receives next.