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Buyers check your specs before they call.

Let the catalogue answer, then take the quote. Your products online with specifications, certificates and a quote request for each exact product, in your buyers' languages. Enquiries arrive with what your sales team needs.

Standard products at fixed prices? A normal store with a cart is the better tool.

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What it is

A catalogue your buyers can check before they ever call

A B2B catalogue and quoting system puts a manufacturer's or distributor's products online. Each product has its specifications, certificates and a quote request tied to that exact product, brand or service.

You get a catalogue your team can add to, in your buyers' languages. Enquiries arrive with what your sales team needs to give a price. A dealer portal comes later, if it pays off. Our public work includes Limex Electric's list of 100 brands, with a quote form on every brand page.

B2B Catalogues & Quoting covers products, specifications and the path from enquiry to quote to order. A company site with a contact form is Corporate & Multilingual Websites. A bigger system with many user roles, claims, projects or approvals is Custom Platforms & Portals. Several independent sellers is a Marketplace. Sending enquiries into your CRM or ERP by fixed rules belongs to Process Automation & Integrations.

Catalogue site or portal? Most manufacturers first need a fast catalogue in several languages with good quote forms. WordPress does that for a fraction of what a portal costs. A portal pays off only when repeat customers reorder often and your ERP can supply clean price lists.

Where this usually starts

Buyers check before they call. The catalogue has to answer

What we already know

The details that decide whether it holds up

  1. 01

    Plan for it

    ‘Price’ in B2B is rarely one number

    It depends on the customer's price group, quantity discounts, pack sizes, minimum order, currency and delivery terms (Incoterms). So we set up price lists per customer group before we design any screen.

  2. 02

    A quote has to freeze its price

    If list prices or exchange rates change, the order still uses the quoted price until the quote expires. The order also records which quote it came from.

  3. 03

    Certificates expire

    An ISO certificate that expired last year but can still be downloaded from the product page does more harm than no certificate.

Who it is for

For technical products buyers compare before they ask for a price

A good fit

  • Buyers compare specifications, standards and sizes before asking for a price.
  • You sell abroad and need the catalogue in two or more languages, kept in sync.
  • Repeat customers or dealers need their own prices or reorder path behind a login.

Not a fit yet

  • Standard Products at Fixed Prices

    Sold to anyone? A normal store with a cart is the better tool; see WordPress & WooCommerce.

  • Prices That Move Every Day

    If every quote is worked out by hand, put the catalogue and a good quote request form online. Keep pricing in your ERP or spreadsheet.

How a catalogue gets built

Plan the product range first, then build the pages

  1. Step 01

    Read the Range and the Sales Process

    What buyers compare, the documents they ask for and how your sales team prices today.

  2. Step 02

    Plan Products and Enquiries

    We agree categories, product details, documents and quote-form fields before design.

  3. Step 03

    Build the Catalogue in Every Language

    Page templates first, then products typed in or imported into one shared database.

  4. Step 04

    Launch, Then a Portal If It Pays

    Once enquiries come in, we check whether you have enough repeat customers for a login with their own prices.

FAQ

Questions buyers of a B2B catalogue ask first

Products with matching spec tables, the certificates buyers check, a quote form tied to each product or brand, and every language your buyers read. Prices can stay off the public site.
For each product or service, ask for what you need to give a price, and add the product reference automatically. One general form only gets ‘please send prices’. Each request then reaches your sales team in the Reactll Connect app as it arrives.
Yes. With the cart switched off, WooCommerce gives you products and spec tables your team can add to, as on Bioden Gübre. Different prices per customer and quote approval are where a custom build begins.
It is a fixed-price Build, agreed before any code is written. The price depends on the number of products, languages and documents. A dealer portal with price lists taken from your ERP is quoted separately. Current prices are on our pricing page.

Buyers asking for specs your site should already show?

Tell us how products, certificates and quote requests reach your sales team today. An engineer will talk through a catalogue that answers buyers’ questions first and takes the quote request after.

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