LOGO$ DIGITAL · B2B commerce
A B2B portal built around your buyers.
Combine a public catalogue with approved buyer access, private commercial terms and a clear enquiry process. We build portals that connect product discovery with the way your sales team works.
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Stockery: from catalogue to qualified enquiry.
Stockery was built and deployed with a public catalogue, buyer registration, manual approval, private prices, requests for quotes and pre-orders. The project includes a multilingual search structure.
The supplied interface is a demo instance with sample data. It demonstrates the product experience; the commercial figures shown belong to the demonstration and are not LOGO$ results.
For a new business, we adapt the product model, access rules and enquiry handling. Inventory management, payment processing and ERP connections are separate scope items.
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How it connects
Public discovery. Buyer-specific access.
- 01
Find a product
A public category and product structure explains the assortment and supports discovery.
- 02
Register
Collect the company information needed to evaluate a buyer’s request.
- 03
Approve access
A responsible person approves the buyer before private commercial terms become available.
- 04
Request a quote
Send product interest and context to the sales process; define pre-order handling where needed.
What we deliver
Catalogue and content
We agree categories, product data, languages and the content your team maintains.
Buyer rules
We define registration, approval, visibility and enquiry ownership. Each permission is tested against an agreed role.
Adaptation and launch
Delivery covers design, implementation, testing and handover. Data migration and external integrations are estimated from actual sources.
Your questions
Is the demo a complete ecommerce checkout?
It demonstrates catalogue, buyer access and enquiry logic. Payments, stock control and ERP functions require their own agreed scope.
Can we use this with our own assortment?
Yes. We first assess your product data, buyer groups and sales rules, then scope the adaptation and rights to the material used.
Alexander Logovik · Prague
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