A multi-level dealer portal
Role-based access, dealer-specific prices and commission rules connected to Netsis ERP.
Read the dealer portal case study →The visible need is order collection. The real need is a controlled workflow where each dealer sees the right products, prices, stock and account status.
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The trigger is usually not one problem. It is the combination of scattered orders, complex price rules, manual ERP entry and limited visibility.
The sales team becomes the order entry team, and mistakes are hard to trace.
Segments, discounts, campaigns, currencies and customer-specific rules need central control.
Dealers ask the team before ordering because portal stock and ERP stock are not aligned.
Orders are approved in one place, typed again in another and checked manually by finance or operations.
The place where dealers browse products, repeat orders, track status and manage their account view.
Central rules for dealer level, discount, campaign, product group, quantity and period-based pricing.
Role-based order controls before orders move to fulfilment, finance or ERP transfer.
Approved orders can be sent to ERP or accounting systems with the required customer and product data.
Current stock, reserved stock or availability logic can be reflected from the operational source.
Dealer activity, order volume, product demand and operational bottlenecks become visible.
These projects show how dealer ordering and ERP connections fit into existing operations.
Role-based access, dealer-specific prices and commission rules connected to Netsis ERP.
Read the dealer portal case study →B2B and ecommerce orders connected to Mikro ERP, with stock and production status flowing between systems.
Read the ERP integration case study →Jewellery wholesalers and export teams often need a B2B platform plus a more visual mobile catalogue layer. The jewellery page explains those additional requirements.
View jewellery B2B order systems →