However they order, it ends up in one place



Quote, checkout, or a message to a rep. Turn on the ordering paths your customers actually use, and stop losing the ones who don't fit a single checkout.
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Every customer is forced through the same door.
Bulk orders that need a quote have nowhere to go
Customers who want a rep are pushed to self-serve
One buying style is served, the rest is friction
The catalog adapts to how each customer actually buys.
Quote, buy directly, or route to a rep, all from one catalog
Big and custom orders get the human touch they need
You capture the sale however the customer prefers to order
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Flexibility is the point, not complexity. Start with a single ordering path and add more when you're ready, or run several at once for different customer types. You're always in control of what's turned on, and every path still ends with your team confirming and closing the sale.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Turn on only the ones that fit your business. Many teams start with a single path, like request-a-quote, and add others as they grow. The value is that the options are there when you need them, not that you have to use them all.
Only if you want it to be. Most B2B customers use it to send a quote, not to pay, so they build a list and your team follows up. If some of your customers prefer to pay on the spot, you can connect your store and add real checkout for them too, in the same catalog.
For most paths, no. They add products and fill in a short form before sending, and the minimum you can ask for is an email. Private per-customer catalogs are the exception, where a login lets each account see its own pricing.
Every order arrives as a PDF and a CSV. You choose where: an email inbox, a WhatsApp number, a specific rep, or straight into your CRM by webhook. The customer gets a copy of their order as well.