Make the next order
the easy one.
Help existing buyers return to the products they already know, with order history and a private catalog suited to recurring purchases.
Repeat orderingExampleBegin with a familiar purchase.
Buyers can use their order history to find previous products and repeat a past order. This gives routine replenishment a practical starting point instead of another search through emails.
Practical setup advice
A previous order is a reference, not a reason to skip review. Buyers should check quantities and current requirements before sending the next request.
Reduce the work around routine buying.
A clear product description, correct package size, and account price help buyers recognize what they normally purchase. Keep the frequently ordered catalog items easy to understand.
Practical setup advice
Start your rollout with customers who order regularly. Their repeated purchasing gives you a useful way to check whether the portal makes the everyday process simpler.
Keep your sales relationship in the loop.
The portal handles a repeatable ordering step. Your team can continue advising on substitutions, product selection, and changing requirements.
Practical setup advice
Use early buyer feedback to improve descriptions and assignments. A small clarification in the catalog can make every future order easier to prepare.
Before you get started.
Can buyers see previous order totals?
Order history includes past orders with status and totals.
Can we try it with one buyer first?
A staged rollout lets you establish a working process before inviting the rest of your accounts.
Connected to the rest of your operation.
See how it fits your operation.
Walk through your catalog, buyer pricing, and ordering workflow with the SupplyDesk team.