Kup2B for your industry
The catalogue, prices and orders work the same way everywhere but are set up to fit the product: bags and pallets, SKUs and brands, kilograms and daily shipments. Below is what this looks like for the products of a particular industry.
Building materials
Bags, pallets and cubic metres, prices for contractors and shops, shipping times that take the order weight into account.
Auto parts
Thousands of SKUs, ordering by a “SKU — quantity” list, stock from 1C and a separate price for the shop, the garage and the fleet.
Food
Regular orders from shops and cafés: repeat order, kilograms and packs, an order cut-off hour and a shipping schedule.
Electrical equipment
Cable by the metre and by the coil, circuit protection by the box, prices for installers and shops, ordering by a list from the estimate.
Household goods and cleaning products
A wide range of small items: ordering by the box, a minimum amount, dated promotions and shelf restocking without a manager.
Packaging
Boxes, film and bags by the thousand: price by run size, made-to-order items and a price request for a non-standard size.
Stationery and office supplies
Regular purchases by offices and shops: favourites, repeat order, several purchasers in one company and an invoice straight from the order.
Furniture and components
A catalogue for showrooms and manufacturers: sets and pieces, made-to-order products, dimensions in the listing and a price request for a project.
Products for HoReCa
Tableware, consumables and textiles for restaurants and hotels: reordering the same items, fitting out for an opening, prices for chains.
Lighting and chandeliers
A lighting catalogue for showrooms and designers: collections, photos, the retail price next to the wholesale one and password access for a trade show.
By task
Dealer portal
Dealers see their own prices and stock, build an order and receive an invoice — without calling a manager.
B2B portal for wholesale customers
Catalogue, prices, orders, invoices and messages with wholesale customers in one place instead of e-mail and messengers.
Online wholesale price list
One up-to-date price list at a link instead of mailing files: prices and stock update themselves.
Different prices for different customers
Terms are set by rules: for whom, on what and from what volume. No separate price list per customer is needed.
Receiving price requests
The buyer sends a request for a list of products, you reply with an offer — and the agreed prices are fixed for that buyer.
Catalogue with 1C exchange
Products, prices and stock come from 1C, and orders go back — via the standard CommerceML exchange.
Closed catalogue
A catalogue only for your own buyers or by password: outsiders and search engines do not see it.