Demo
Be your own partner in the B2B portal
Sign in as the demo partner, repeat a past order at today's prices and get the invoice. This is what a routine order looks like when no manager is involved.
There is no login and no password: the account is made up and the portal is a demonstration. One button and you are in.
You sign in as Atlas-Bud LLC · 12% discount · 14 days to pay demo
- 12% discount
- 14 days to pay
- settled in UAH
The PDF invoice at your prices will appear here. Press “Repeat the order” or set a quantity in the price list.
- Prices and terms came from the partner's record. No manager typed it.
- The order is in the accounting system demo In a working system this document would appear in your accounting system straight away, with the prices and terms of this very partner.
- Next — shipping demo The same document goes on to the e-documents and the warehouse: invoice, label, waybill. Shipping demo →
Your part here is three buttons. There is no manager in this chain.
What is real here, and what is imitated
Real: the arithmetic and the document. The partner's discount, the subtotal and the VAT are computed in your browser, and the invoice is a real PDF: partner prices, the terms in the head, VAT as a line of its own and, on the Ukrainian one, the amount in words. Everything is built on your side; nothing is sent anywhere.
Imitated: whatever carries the “demo” badge — the sign-in (there is no account), the stock, the order history and the line “the order is in the accounting system”. The goods, prices and figures are made up but plausible: the same demo catalogue as in the shipping demo.
What happens in a working system
In a working portal none of this is made up. The personal price, the stock, the history, the state of the account and the rules of this particular partner — discount, payment term, credit limit, currency — come from the accounting system, and a partner sees only their own.
The order that was created goes back into the books as the same document and can carry on: to the e-document service for signing, to the warehouse for shipping. What that next step looks like is in the shipping demo: invoice, label, waybill and e-document status in a second.
At my company a portal like this runs for real — it is described in the case “A portal for partners”, and what the service includes is on the page “B2B portal”.
What if your partners could do this themselves?
Show me how one routine B2B order goes through today: from the client's message to the finished invoice. Taking the process apart shows which steps a partner can do on their own, and where a manager is genuinely needed.
Take my B2B process apart