Product catalogues
Structured catalogues with account-aware visibility, units, pack sizes and search built for repeat buyers.
B2B Ordering Portals
Ordering portals that make repeat B2B buying effortless.
B2B customers do not want a marketing site — they want to reorder quickly, see their own pricing and track their orders. Microcorem builds ordering portals that turn manual, email-driven buying into a fast self-serve experience, with the operational visibility your team needs behind it.
The problem, from both sides
A good portal serves the buyer and the business at once.
What the buyer wants
- Reorder in seconds, not by emailing a sales rep
- See their own pricing, catalogue and order history
- Place large or repeat orders without friction
- Track requests, approvals and order status
What the business needs
- Fewer manual orders typed in from email and phone
- Account-specific catalogues, pricing and permissions
- Visibility of who ordered what, and when
- A platform that can connect to back-office systems over time
What Microcorem builds
The building blocks of a working ordering portal.
Account-specific experiences
Customer-specific pricing, assortments and permissions so each account sees its own version of the portal.
Request & order workflows
Quote requests, approvals, repeat orders and reordering flows that match how the business actually operates.
Dashboards & operational visibility
Order history, status and account-level reporting for both buyers and your internal team.
ERP & CRM integration — realistically
Many B2B portals eventually need to talk to an ERP, accounting system or CRM. We design the portal so that integration is possible and planned — clean data structures and clear interfaces — rather than promising a turnkey connector on day one. We start with the self-serve ordering experience that delivers value immediately, then plan integrations around your actual systems and constraints.
Practical use cases
- Wholesalers taking repeat orders by phone and email
- Distributors with account-specific pricing and catalogues
- Service businesses needing structured request workflows
- Manufacturers giving trade customers a self-serve portal
Best fit for
- Your buyers place repeat or account-based orders
- Manual ordering is consuming your team's time
- You want self-serve now and integration readiness later