B2B Procurement OS review
Self-service B2B orders: approvals, credit terms and quotes
Best Match in B2B & Wholesale · Starter $79/mo · Growth $199/mo · Enterprise $499/mo · 14-day trial · New on the App Store
B2B Procurement OS starts from a different question than the rest of the category. Most B2B apps ask what price this account sees. This one asks who is allowed to place the order, up to what amount, and on what terms — because on a real wholesale account the person clicking buy is an employee spending someone else's money. So orders can require multi-level approval before they are placed, every account carries a credit limit and net terms, and the app blocks orders that exceed the limit or come from an account with overdue invoices, automatically, without anyone having to remember. Around that sit the things procurement teams actually ask for: volume quote requests, reordering from saved lists or an uploaded CSV, order editing while the order is still unfulfilled, and sales-rep assignment with commission tracking.
Where it wins
- Multi-level approval chain before an order can be placed
- Per-account credit limits and net payment terms
- Automatic block on over-limit or overdue accounts
- Quote requests and CSV reordering
- Sales-rep assignment with commission tracking
- Edit an order while it is still unfulfilled
Where it falls short
- Brand new on the App Store with no reviews yet
- Starts at $79/mo, above the leader's $49 entry tier
- Overkill if nobody in your buyer's company has to approve anything
Skip it if
Your wholesale customers are one-person businesses who order for themselves. Approval chains solve a problem you do not have — buy on price instead.
Features
- Multi-level order approvals before an order can be placed
- Per-account credit limits and net payment terms
- Automatic block on orders over the limit or with overdue invoices
- Volume quote requests and reorder from saved lists or CSV
- Sales-rep assignment with commission tracking
- Order editing while the order is still unfulfilled
Best for: Stores whose buyers need an approval chain and credit terms, not just a wholesale price.
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