A place to create, view and manage B2B orders with ease.
Give your customers an easy to use yet powerful B2B e-commerce portal to create orders, view existing orders, get shipment information and more. Orderwerks allows you to specify everything your customers might need to know about your products. Customer specific pricing with price groups, discounts, taxes, shipping and more. Your customers can even view orders that you have created for them.
Reduce order processing time by up to 70% with automated workflows and streamlined ordering.
Enable customers to place orders anytime, anywhere, reducing customer service overhead.
Minimize order errors with automated validation and real-time inventory checking.
Users may view product images and access spec files anytime.
Directly integrated with enterprise-grade search capabilities utilized by Fortune 500 companies and popular web sites.
Navigate your product catalog based on a hierarchy of categories, no matter how complex, in a way that is easy to setup and manage.
Give users a familiar eCommerce ordering experience. Easily toggle users to use either line item entry or eCommerce mode with a single click.
Users can search and scroll to find catalog items with ease and view product images, specs, inventory levels and more.
Dual-View ordering options - Line Item or Photo View, multiple ways to view your catalog offerings - Category Viewer and Catalog Viewer, usable on any device and more.
Users can view and access data any time. No need to email or call to check order status.
Easily handle customers that need to pay in advance or net customers. Orderwerks can handle both.
Our B2B portal offers specialized features like custom pricing, bulk ordering, and enterprise-grade item lookup specifically designed for business transactions.
Absolutely. Even if another internal user (Admin, Sales Rep, etc.) creates an order for them, they will be able to see all of their previous orders.
You can setup a parent-child relationship between companies. The child companies can have their own users and orders, but they will not be able to see the orders of the parent company. But the parent company can see all of their child company orders.