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Building a Print-on-Demand Shopify Integration Platform
This Print-on-Demand (POD) platform is designed to help businesses sell custom-designed products without managing inventory, production, or logistics.
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Online ordering portals for wholesalers and manufacturers, with customer prices and ERP sync.
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A B2B ordering portal lets your trade customers see their own prices, check stock, reorder in a few clicks and pay on account, without phoning or emailing your sales team.
We build B2B portals on Shopify B2B, Adobe Commerce B2B, BigCommerce B2B Edition or a custom platform, with company accounts, customer-specific price lists, quotes, approval workflows, punchout to procurement systems through cXML or OCI, and two-way sync with your ERP for products, stock, orders and invoices.
Sales staff re-key orders from emails, PDFs and calls, which is slow and causes errors.
Customer pricing lives in spreadsheets that do not match the ERP.
Buyers call to ask what is available and when it will ship.
Key accounts require a connection to their procurement system.
The current store cannot handle accounts, terms, approvals or quotes.
Outcomes
Reorder portals with large catalogs, quick order and account pricing.
Dealer and distributor portals connected to production and stock.
Learn moreOne Shopify store with separate B2B catalogs and terms.
Learn morePunchout catalogs for buyers on SAP Ariba or Coupa.
Company accounts, quotes and requisition lists on Magento.
Learn moreB2B marketplaces with several sellers.
Learn moreHow your customers order, approve and pay, written down and agreed.
Accounts, pricing, quotes and ordering, live on your chosen platform.
Documented data flows with error handling, retries and alerts.
cXML or OCI set up and tested with your buyers' systems.
Rep dashboards, customer onboarding and approval screens.
Guides for staff and customers, plus source code in your repositories.
Mirror how your customers buy.
Show each customer the right products at the right price.
Make large and repeat orders quick.
Sell through your customers' purchasing systems.
Built with
Keep the portal and ERP in step.
Built with
We start with your ordering, pricing and approval rules, so the portal fits how your buyers and sales team already work.
We build and test the ERP, pricing and stock connections ourselves, so orders and prices stay in step between systems.
After discovery you get a written estimate and a plan delivered in stages, with demos at each step.
Your team and sales reps are trained, and you receive documentation and the code. Production support is available after go-live.
Featured case study
This Print-on-Demand (POD) platform is designed to help businesses sell custom-designed products without managing inventory, production, or logistics.
Read the case study
We map how your customers order today, your pricing rules, ERP data and approval needs.
You receive Requirements and process map
We compare Shopify B2B, Adobe Commerce B2B, BigCommerce or custom against your needs and costs.
You receive Platform recommendation
We define what data moves between the portal, ERP and CRM, how often and which system owns it.
You receive Integration specification
We build the portal, pricing, quotes, punchout and integrations in short iterations, with demos.
You receive Working portal on staging
A small group of real customers uses the portal first so we can fix issues before full rollout.
You receive Pilot feedback and fixes
We onboard customers in waves, train your team and keep improving.
You receive Live portal and support plan
Tech stack
AI and machine learning
Databases
Frontend
Backend and APIs
Languages
Cloud and DevOps
CRM, commerce and CMS
Other tools
Engagement
A fixed-scope workshop that maps your ordering process and recommends a platform.
A full B2B portal and integration delivered against an agreed scope.
Commerce and integration developers working inside your process.
It depends on the platform, the number of pricing rules and customer groups, punchout needs and how complex the ERP integration is. After a short discovery call we send a written estimate. Platform licences are billed to you by the vendor. As a guide, adding B2B features to an existing store usually costs $10,000 to $35,000, and a full B2B portal with ERP integration $30,000 to $120,000 or more (USD).
Shopify B2B suits brands that sell both retail and wholesale and want low maintenance. Adobe Commerce B2B handles complex catalogs, quotes and company hierarchies. BigCommerce B2B Edition is strong for multi-storefront wholesale. A custom or headless build fits unusual pricing or ordering. We recommend based on your rules and budget.
Yes. We load contract and customer-specific price lists from your ERP or set them up in the platform, so each buyer sees their own prices, discounts and catalog once logged in.
Punchout lets a buyer start in their own procurement system, such as SAP Ariba or Coupa, shop your catalog and send the cart back for approval as a purchase order. You need it if large customers require suppliers to connect that way.
Yes. We integrate with NetSuite, SAP Business One, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, Odoo, Sage and others for products, prices, stock, customers, orders and invoices, using their APIs or an integration platform.
Yes. Buyers can request a quote from the cart, your sales team adjusts prices or terms, and the buyer accepts and converts it to an order online.
Yes. We support payment terms such as net 30, credit limits checked against the ERP, purchase order numbers and card payments for customers who prefer them.
We plan onboarding in waves, import existing customer accounts, keep reorder fast and give sales reps tools to place orders for customers. A pilot group helps us fix friction before full rollout.
Yes. Reps can log in as a customer or use a rep dashboard to build carts, create quotes and see account history.
We start with a B2B discovery phase to map your customers, pricing rules and ERP, then send a written estimate. A focused portal usually takes 3 to 6 months, depending on integrations. We need access to your ERP or its API documentation and time with your sales and operations teams.
You own the code, the store accounts and all customer data. We set up role-based access and follow secure coding practice, and after launch we offer production support and ongoing development.
Book a call with our team. We will review how your customers order today and outline the portal, the integrations and the likely cost.