Map price tiers
Use the price groups and customer account rules your team already maintains.
Give buyers a supplier-owned app and web route where product prices, usual items and staff review stay connected.
Price tier mapped
Buyer opens catalogue
Order uses price context
Team reviews exceptions
Real Porosi product screens. Customers can order on iOS, Android or the web, and submitted orders appear in the supplier dashboard for review.
When price lists are separate from customer ordering, staff still answer calls, correct lines and reconcile what the buyer thought they were ordering.
Use the price groups and customer account rules your team already maintains.
Let customers order from a branded route tied to their supplier relationship.
Show the price context before the basket is submitted.
Let staff check exceptions while the order is still under supplier control.
A buyer builds the order from the products, prices and history available to their account. When they press submit, price tiers, customer account rules, product catalogues and specials 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 price tiers, customer account rules, product catalogues and specials. Staff can check exceptions before picking, delivery or invoice preparation begins.
The customer orders from memory or old paperwork.
The price list is visible where the basket is built.
Staff answer routine price questions during busy order windows.
Customers can see account prices before they submit.
Wrong-price lines reach fulfilment or finance before anyone checks them.
The supplier team reviews exceptions before the next workflow depends on the order.
A good pilot uses accounts where price confusion, product visibility or old-list ordering creates measurable admin.
Use real products and the customer groups most likely to place routine orders.
Start with accounts that will give clear feedback on price confidence.
Track price questions, line edits and finance callbacks before expanding rollout.
When price lists are separate from customer ordering, staff still answer calls, correct lines and reconcile what the buyer thought they were ordering.
A quick way to see current products and prices for their account. Confidence that the basket does not depend on an old PDF or message thread.
Less time confirming routine price-list questions. A reviewed order record with customer, product and price context attached.
A good pilot uses accounts where price confusion, product visibility or old-list ordering creates measurable admin.
Bring current price-list examples, customer groups and the order corrections your team wants to reduce.