Make repeat buying easier
Company accounts and B2B catalogs can give buyers a more relevant starting point than an unrestricted retail store. We design navigation, product information, and account access around the orders customers place most often.
Shopify is worth considering when you want a managed storefront and a familiar administration experience while moving wholesale ordering online. The project can focus on helping buyers find their catalog, place repeat orders, and work with their company account. We start by checking whether your pricing and purchasing rules fit the chosen plan, then develop the connections to the systems behind it.
Project benefits
Best suited to: Businesses wanting managed ecommerce with wholesale and business-account purchasing.
Company accounts and B2B catalogs can give buyers a more relevant starting point than an unrestricted retail store. We design navigation, product information, and account access around the orders customers place most often.
A hosted commerce service can reduce the infrastructure your team operates. That leaves more project attention for merchandising, buyer adoption, and reliable ERP handoffs, while custom apps and integrations still need their own support.
Theme development and custom apps let an implementation add business-specific interactions without rebuilding every commerce function. The useful boundary is the set of changes Shopify supports in your selected plan and checkout model.
Make an informed choice
These are our project-fit judgments, based on the platform capabilities and the work needed to implement and operate them. The right balance depends on your purchasing requirements and support capacity.
ERP-connected ecommerce
Shopify / Shopify Plus B2B can provide the buyer-facing catalog, account experience, and purchasing workflow. Before implementation, M2B Commerce defines which system owns each operational record. For most manufacturer projects, ERP remains authoritative for customer accounts, commercial terms and price lists, inventory availability, sales orders, invoicing, and fulfillment status. The ecommerce platform presents and uses that information; it does not quietly become a second operational record.
Odoo is our preferred operating platform when a manufacturer is adopting an ERP-led stack. Other platforms can remain the right buyer-facing layer when their fit is established, with the same ownership, integration, validation, and exception-handling discipline.
An example project
Consider a manufacturer already selling direct to consumers that wants approved dealers to reorder a standard product range. We would first validate dealer catalogs and payment terms, then build the account experience and order export. If every account needs a unique contract-price calculation during checkout, we would prove that requirement before committing to Shopify.
Illustrative project scenario.
Custom storefronts and apps, account catalogs, ERP integrations, and platform migrations. We match B2B requirements to the appropriate plan.
We agree the buyer workflow, data ownership, and acceptance criteria before implementation. The release includes testing with representative accounts and orders, validation of the agreed integrations, and an operating handover. Migration and ongoing support are scoped around the systems and data involved.
Explore ERP integration servicesBring a sample contract-price list, your buyer account structure, and any checkout rules. We will identify the plan requirements and prototype the hardest purchasing scenario before recommending a migration.
Official product and developer documentation informs the capability discussion above. Reviewed September 6, 2026. Confirm current plans, editions, and feature availability when scoping your project.
Share your current platform, buyer requirements, and business systems. We will work through the fit, implementation effort, and custom development needed for a useful first release.