THE BUSINESS CHALLENGE
What is getting in the way?
- Trade orders are scattered across messages and spreadsheets.
- Each customer has different products or prices.
- The office retypes orders and loses change history.
M AZLAN TECHNOLOGIES
Give business customers a controlled way to place orders and follow the work relevant to them.
A dealer portal is different from a public shop. Customer-specific rates, credit approval, catalogues and staff responsibilities may determine what can be ordered. We scope the portal with the back-office process so the same order is not entered twice.
THE BUSINESS CHALLENGE
WHAT TO INCLUDE
WORKFLOW EXAMPLE
A dealer submits a bulk order, the office reviews credit and confirms dispatch. The portal should distinguish requested quantity, approved quantity and shipped quantity.
Illustrative requirement, not a claim about a particular client’s results.QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS SOLUTION
That should be enforced at the backend as well as the interface. Customer identity and access rules need explicit tests.
Feasibility depends on authorized APIs or data exchange. Define sync direction, identifiers and conflict handling before promising integration.
Customer-wise prices, credit approval aur office integration ki requirements share karein.
B2B mein private rates, approvals aur customer-specific access aksar zaroori hote hain.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Review the requirements, constraints and relevant examples before agreeing the next step and estimate.