Soy Gerard.
He probado vuestra software y la verdad, es bastante facil a utilizar. Cuando trabajaba en Nueva York, yo utilizaba Netsuite y Quickbooks. Aunque Netsuite y Quickbooks son buenos, me parece que salesorder.com ha captado lo que ellos no podian captar que es la sencillez y tambien la calidad de la atencion de cliente. Creo habeis creado una mezcla de los aspectos buenos de los dos: Un software para controlar la contabilidad y colgarselo online. Es la mejor!

Suerte a tu equipo en Inglatera y ya sabes si necesitas algo desde aqui en España, aqui estoy en tu disponibilidad.

Un cordial saludo,

Gerard

Seeing that we are going to make a change before the end of January, I am really interested in what shopping cart(s) you guys are going to integrate with.

Thanks
Brian

Another thought… B2B tends toward custom pricing in competitive situations so specific login for negotiated group pricing is a must.

If the customer can view only thier price group and activities specific to their need…perfect.

Can’t wait.

Mike
The Toner Depot

1000% yes to this. This added functionality will be a great bonus and especially given the fact that adding this functionality will not add to much overhead to implement.

One other feature I have requested previously is the ability for a customer to print his documents (invoices, orders, price lists, statements, etc:). This would get around the customer having to contact you to send a .pdf etc: and would cut down on admin time.

Regards,
Tom.

All of our business is currently B2B. The ability for customers to have and view their own price lists, review quotations, place orders, etc. would be extremely valuable.

However, we would like the option to only publish prices of certain products to our customers. Most of our sales are preceded by a quotation. Allowing them to sift through ALL of our products and pick and choose is not necessarily what we want, but those “unlisted” items should be available to add to a customer’s quotation at an agreed price for that customer. Confusing? What I’m saying is that a customer price list should contain listed and unlisted items that are / aren’t visible from the portal.

I hope this helps.

Best regards,

Jason Berryman
dolphin

Yes, I would love to have a fully integrated B2B SO solution as a wholesaler/distributor. I spent a bit of time researching shopping carts that have B2B features, and most are geared towards B2C.

One feature that is very important is the ability to set factory lot-sized quantity (e.g. 4,6,8…).

Robert Taylor and I spoke about this matter several months ago when PrestaShop integration was in beta development.

My preference would be to have the customer portal…or front end… accessible from the company’s website (which is currently pointed at my shopping cart).

That said, there might be trade-offs since some of these shopping carts have tremendous transaction/logistics/CRM/marketing capabilities that SO might chose not to implement.

Regards,
Roger

Thanks,
Kevin

PLEASE DO THIS!!!

Thanks!

I’m really clear that the addition of the features I have described in my post will present NO extra overhead in terms of work to the system. The point is all Engineering need to do here is expose some of what is already ‘alive and well’ inside SO. I do however take your point about maintaining the content in the cart. But I know Rob and his team have a mission to create a solution whereby there is only one list to maintain however it gets exposed to the customers.

Stay tuned…

Milly

PS: I’ve nudged Nick to get in touch with you per your last mail….

I’m delighted you have added your vote to my cause! You can be sure I will keep you updated as I get this obvious feature moved up the priority list!

Thank you !!!