B2B Storefront

A governed storefront for the buyers who don't do EDI.

Not every customer can send EDI. The Ordanex Storefront gives buyers a secure place to browse your catalog and order, and every storefront order flows through the same validation, mapping and monitoring as your EDI orders.

OrdanexB2B Storefront

How a storefront order works

  1. Browse
  2. Preview and order
  3. Process
  4. Track
Illustrative example

The challenge

Not every buyer can send EDI.

  • Smaller buyers order by email, phone and spreadsheet.
  • Those orders bypass the controls applied to EDI orders.
  • Buyers have no single place to order and see what they ordered.

How it works

How a storefront order works

  1. Browse

    Buyer views your catalog and pricing.

  2. Preview and order

    Order and pricing previewed, then submitted.

  3. Process

    The order is validated and mapped like any other order.

  4. Track

    Buyer sees the order and its documents.

Illustrative process diagram

Platform capabilities

What B2B Storefront includes.

  • Buyer catalog and orderingCatalog browsing, pricing preview and order submission
  • One-time passcode buyer sign-inPasscode-based sign-in for buyers
  • Storefront administrationPer-customer storefront settings and catalog media
  • Buyer order and document trackingOrder status and transaction documents for buyers

Business value

Why a storefront on the transaction backbone

Every buyer, one flow

Storefront orders join EDI and document orders in a single pipeline.

Your rules apply

Pricing, validation and partner rules apply to storefront orders too.

Controlled access

Buyers sign in to the storefront with one-time passcodes.

Related

Works with

See B2B Storefront with your own documents and partners.

Bring a real scenario: a new trading partner, an acquisition, or a document flow your team still keys by hand. We will walk through how Ordanex handles it.