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Price lists, quantity breaks, and buyer-specific catalogs.

At a glance
Negotiated prices without spreadsheets
Founders, merchandisers, retail ops, and warehouse staff
Price lists · Company accounts · Quantity breaks · Net terms
6 products to explore
Fit snapshot
B2B / wholesale lets trade buyers purchase at negotiated prices without a separate wholesale spreadsheet.
Brands selling to retailers or other businesses alongside DTC.
How teams put CRM to work for b2b
Example 1
Northline Retail publishes a logged-in wholesale catalog instead of emailing CSVs.
Example 2
quantity breaks apply automatically at checkout.
These are the operating problems that usually push teams toward CRM for b2b — not feature wish lists.
Without CRM discipline: Teams discover the feature only after buying the wrong plan.
Without CRM discipline: Adoption fails and orders drift back to spreadsheets.
Without CRM discipline: Apps, processing, or hosting blow the starter-tile budget.
Without CRM discipline: A sourcing app is forced to act like a storefront — or POS is an afterthought.
A CRM only helps when the team keeps owners, history, and next steps current. Here is what “good” looks like for b2b.
With CRM discipline: Map must-haves to the qualifying plan before purchase.
With CRM discipline: Trial with a real SKU and a sceptic operator.
With CRM discipline: Model subscription + processing + apps at your GMV.
With CRM discipline: Keep clusters on separate decision paths.
Clearer operating loop
The capability supports a weekly ritual people keep.
Less rework
Catalog, checkout, or fulfillment needs fewer manual chases.
Better evidence
Operators can review orders, inventory, or imports without a vendor screenshot.
Evaluate price lists and company accounts on the plan you will buy — often a higher tier.
Price lists as a buying lens for this capability.
Company accounts as a buying lens for this capability.
Quantity breaks as a buying lens for this capability.
Start with must-haves your team will use weekly. Treat nice-to-haves as later upgrades — not day-one blockers.

Must-have
Nice-to-have
A simple operating loop beats a complex board nobody updates.

Write the weekly outcome this capability must deliver.
Check which tier unlocks the workflow.
Run one SKU through catalog, checkout, or import.
Compare peers for the same job — not across clusters.
Broader capability workflow demos for b2b — distinct from narrow feature walkthroughs.
Official vendor demonstrations help show how different CRM platforms approach the workflows, features and interactions that make up b2b. Absence of a video does not mean a product lacks the capability.
commercetools
Where B2B Commerce Meets Bold Innovation: commercetools
Focus: How commercetools presents the product in an official vendor video.

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What this shows
What to notice
What this does not establish
Features visible in this demo
Particularly relevant to
Source: commercetools GmbH · Verified 18 Aug 2026
VTEX
Demo video: turn your digital store into an online marketplace with VTEX
Focus: How VTEX presents the product in an official vendor video.

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What this shows
What to notice
What this does not establish
Features visible in this demo
Particularly relevant to
Source: VTEX · Verified 18 Aug 2026
Evidence-backed workflow comparison using official vendor demos and screenshots — not a ranking or entertainment gallery. Absence of media does not mean a product lacks the capability.
commercetools
commercetools emphasizes
VTEX
VTEX emphasizes
SoftwareGlimpse take
commercetools evidence emphasizes commercetools product surfaces as shown in the official vendor video; VTEX evidence emphasizes VTEX product surfaces as shown in the official vendor video. These are observations from official sources, not inferred brand philosophy.
Best when
This capability is central to the weekly commerce ritual.
Best when
Another ecommerce cluster is primary — keep this on a secondary shortlist.
Catalogue products tagged to related use cases for b2b / wholesale. Inclusion here is not a ranking.
Ecommerce
Open-SaaS ecommerce platform — Core $39/mo ($29 annual), Growth $105 ($79), Scale $399 ($299); GMV thresholds and open payment provider fees apply on 2026 plans.
Ecommerce
Open-source Magento core (free) plus Adobe Commerce enterprise licenses (GMV quote) — deep catalog/B2B with high hosting and agency TCO.
Ecommerce
Salesforce B2C Commerce (ex-Demandware) — Growth/Plus/Premium are GMV-percent quote only; enterprise SaaS landscape, not an SMB Shopify substitute.
Ecommerce
Symfony open-source commerce — Community Edition free (Fair Usage ~€1M GMV); Rise from ~$660/mo; Evolve from €2400/mo; Beyond quote.
Ecommerce
Composable enterprise commerce API — quote-only packages + 60-day free trial; contact sales. Shopify keeps the SaaS award.
Ecommerce
Enterprise commerce SaaS — contact-sales get-started only; no invented floors. Shopify keeps the SaaS award.
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No. Fit depends on your primary ecommerce job (hosted SaaS vs open-source vs omnichannel POS vs dropshipping sourcing), catalog complexity, and which requirements are must-haves. Use the Best ecommerce software shortlist and how-to-choose guide rather than starting from a single ranking.
CRM capabilities store relationships and pipeline on customer records. Ecommerce capabilities run storefront, catalog, checkout, and fulfillment — often integrating with ads and email. Buy for the commerce job that is blocking first.
SKUs, variants, collections, and merchandising at scale.
Cart, payment methods, and conversion at the last step.
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Explore the official documentation, screenshots and product demonstrations used to understand how each CRM implements b2b.
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Official video · commercetools
Supports
Demonstrates

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Official vendor video
How commercetools presents the product in an official vendor video.
Verified: 18 Aug 2026
Open source ↗Official video · VTEX
Supports
Demonstrates

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Official vendor video
How VTEX presents the product in an official vendor video.
Verified: 18 Aug 2026
Open source ↗