Gate by approved account
Keep web-shop ordering focused on known trade customers and their allowed ranges.
Give trade customers a supplier-owned web shop for product search, repeat baskets and account prices, then keep supplier review close to every submitted order.
Approved buyer enters
Account prices shown
Basket carries delivery notes
Supplier review starts
Real Porosi product screens. Customers can order on iOS, Android or the web, and submitted orders appear in the supplier dashboard for review.
Trade customers need online convenience, but suppliers still need private product access, account pricing, delivery details and a reviewable order record after checkout.
Keep web-shop ordering focused on known trade customers and their allowed ranges.
Let buyers see the prices, usuals and products that match their account.
Attach notes, delivery expectations and repeat-basket detail before the order reaches staff.
Route the basket into the supplier dashboard instead of treating checkout as the end of the workflow.
A buyer builds the order from the products, prices and history available to their account. When they press submit, private web shop ordering, approved accounts, customer-specific prices and product search 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 private web shop ordering, approved accounts, customer-specific prices and product search. Staff can check exceptions before picking, delivery or invoice preparation begins.
Retail assumptions can expose the wrong range or price.
Porosi frames web ordering around known trade customers.
The basket may still need office repair.
Product, price and delivery details arrive for staff review.
Mobile repeat buying may still fall back to messages.
Porosi keeps web-shop buying connected to branded app ordering.
Use desktop-heavy buyers and accounts with real price rules so the test proves more than catalogue browsing.
Use products and prices the customer actually buys.
Include usual products, notes, quantities and delivery details.
Check what the order desk receives before fulfilment or finance work.
Trade customers need online convenience, but suppliers still need private product access, account pricing, delivery details and a reviewable order record after checkout.
A browser route that feels familiar and supplier-owned. Correct products, prices and order history before submission.
Private customer details on every web order. Fewer price, product and delivery clarifications after checkout.
Use desktop-heavy buyers and accounts with real price rules so the test proves more than catalogue browsing.
Bring product ranges, account prices, web-ordering habits and the order desk checks that still happen today.