B2B Portals and Branch and Partner Systems
When every branch or partner sees a different number, someone loses money. We fix that.
What we build
One shared number, everywhere
Price and stock live in one place, and every branch and partner reads from it, instead of each keeping its own copy that slowly drifts out of sync with the others.
Built to survive one branch going offline
A branch losing its connection does not lock up the other branches. It catches up once it reconnects, instead of one bad connection becoming everyone's problem.
A portal partners can use without calling you
Partners check stock, place orders, and see their own order history without a phone call or a shared spreadsheet. Fewer calls for you, and an answer for them at any hour.
Questions on this work
We already have branch systems that mostly work, why change them?
'Mostly' is usually where the money leaks. A price update that reaches four of five branches, or a stock count that is right in the system but wrong at the counter, costs more over a year than most people notice at the time. We connect what you have rather than replace it.
Can our partners use this without training?
That is the goal. A partner portal should work like checking a delivery app: see what is available, place an order, check its status. If a partner needs a manual to use it, we consider that a design problem, not a training problem.
What happens if one branch loses internet?
It keeps working locally and syncs back up once the connection returns, rather than freezing or, worse, silently falling out of step with everyone else. Losing a connection for an hour should never mean losing the branch for the day.