Customer price lists
Present the price list assigned to the customer, with pricing profiles for configured case, out-of-case, and bulk pricing. Product visibility can also follow an assigned product list.
CAPABILITIES / DEALER PORTALS
Give business customers a portal that reflects how you do business together: customer price lists, eligible shipping accounts, payment terms, and ordering policies—connected to orders, invoices, and shared documents.
BUILT FOR BUSINESS ACCOUNTS
Your customers have agreed pricing, shipping arrangements, and payment terms. Bring that context into the portal so routine orders don’t require someone to explain the account all over again.
Present the price list assigned to the customer, with pricing profiles for configured case, out-of-case, and bulk pricing. Product visibility can also follow an assigned product list.
Let customers select an eligible shipping account for the order when enabled. Account availability is checked for the customer, keeping shipping choices tied to the relationship.
Carry the customer’s configured terms onto the order. Available payment methods and prepayment flows follow the account and gateway setup; card or ACH selection can change the order’s terms.
Capture the customer’s PO reference, select shipping addresses, and keep order notes with the work. Give the team the account context needed to process the order.
Configure supported order types, free-freight thresholds, drop-ship fees, and shipping estimates through portal policies. Explain the applicable rules as customers build orders.
Connect the buying experience to order history, invoice details and PDFs, and selected shared documents. Configure the sections and actions available to the account.
Available pricing rules, payment options, shipping accounts, and portal sections depend on your implementation and customer configuration. We’ll walk through the account types and exceptions your business needs to support.
ONE CONNECTED EXPERIENCE
Give your dealers a direct starting point for everyday requests, with the account context already connected to your operation.
THE DEALER’S VIEW
Explore an illustrated workspace to see how products, order records, documents, and commercial account settings fit together.
Account price · $48.00
Account price · $72.00
Example documents, shown to explain portal visibility.
Fictional example. Net 30 and these settings illustrate one configured account, not a default or credit approval.
CATALOG & ORDERING
ORCA connects the customer’s price list and pricing profile to the products they can order. Dealers can select items and quantities, provide a PO reference, choose a ship-to address and eligible shipping account, and follow the configured terms and payment workflow.
Use the products and pricing configured for the account.
Choose items and quantities, then review the order details.
Follow the available order types and account policies.
Products, quantities, and order details.
The account and its order stay linked.
Follow your fulfillment and account policies.
Submitting an order does not mean it has been fulfilled or its payment approved.
ORDERS & INVOICES
Let dealers review their order history and access invoices, including invoice details and PDFs. Where a supported payment gateway and account setup allow it, invoice payment links can provide the next step.
Payment options depend on gateway support and account configuration. Order submission does not imply immediate fulfillment or payment approval.
SHARED DOCUMENTS
Make selected customer documents visible in the portal so the dealer can view or download them. Document access follows the customer account and portal visibility settings.
Customer documents are explicitly marked for portal visibility. Internal files do not need to become part of the dealer experience.
ONE PORTAL · DIFFERENT AGREEMENTS
A dealer buying by the case and a customer paying up front can need different ordering experiences. Configure the pricing, terms, and shipping choices around each account.
Order with the account’s commercial details in place.
Follow the payment and ordering choices available to this account.
Example configurations, not fixed packages. Terms, payment methods, shipping accounts, and product access depend on setup. Net 30 is an illustration, not a credit approval.
FROM REQUEST TO NEXT STEP
When dealers can find routine information themselves, your team can spend the conversation on the work that needs attention.
See the products and pricing configured for the customer.
Open invoice details and access the PDF through the account.
View or download active documents marked for portal visibility.
Where enabled and permitted, submit a claim for review. Submission does not mean approval.
See how these touchpoints fit into a dealer’s day.
Explore dealer self-service ↗COMMON QUESTIONS
Orders use the customer’s effective price list and configured terms. Pricing profiles support configured case, out-of-case, and bulk price lists. Payment selection can change terms for prepayment flows, so the experience follows your account policies.
Where enabled, customers can select shipping accounts available to their account. ORCA checks eligibility before saving the selection on the order.
Supported configuration includes allowed order types, free-freight thresholds, drop-ship fees, shipping estimates, and order-policy text. We’ll review how these rules fit your customer groups.
Product visibility and pricing can depend on the customer account and its configured pricing profile.
Invoice payment links are available where supported by the payment gateway and account configuration. We’ll review your setup before promising a particular payment flow.
Yes. Customer documents must be active and marked visible in the portal to appear in the document list.
BUILT AROUND YOUR BUSINESS
Bring your account rules, pricing arrangements, shipping needs, and customer workflows. We can assess what ORCA already supports and scope custom portal experiences or integrations for the rest.
LET’S WALK THROUGH IT
Bring examples of your customer price lists, terms, shipping arrangements, and order policies. We’ll walk through how the portal should work for each account type.