Ordering software built
for welding distributors.

Why welding distributors move beyond phone and email orders

Counter staff spend time translating informal requests into line items: wire diameter, spool weight, contact tip size, and the correct account price. When that work happens on every repeat order, the cost shows up in labor — not in a single dramatic failure. A private portal does not replace your technical counter. It gives routine replenishment a consistent structure so your team starts from SKUs and quantities instead of reconstructing the request.

Catalog records that match how shops actually buy

Welding buyers order by specification, not by marketing name alone. A useful record includes classification, diameter, material, and the selling unit — spool, box, or each. Import your spreadsheet, assign the SKUs a shop purchases every month, and verify descriptions from the buyer view before inviting more accounts. SupplyDesk does not provide real-time warehouse availability; your team still confirms fulfillment.

Customer-specific pricing for every shop account

Fabrication customers rarely share the same price list. Configure negotiated rates per buyer company on every plan. On Growth and Enterprise, add volume or tier pricing when quantity changes the unit rate. Test a familiar SKU at the buyer’s configured price before rollout — especially when spool weight and per-pound quotes could be confused.