BestCovers
Explore the storefront and the published project scope for BestCovers.
Shopify B2B and wholesale experiences built around company accounts, catalogs, pricing, approvals and the systems sales teams already use.
Explore the storefront and the published project scope for BestCovers.
Wholesale buyers expect account-specific products, prices, terms and ordering tools, while sales and operations teams need clean data and exceptions they can manage. Copying a DTC journey rarely covers company roles, approvals, bulk entry or ERP dependencies.
Design account, location and buyer-role flows around real responsibilities.
Make customer-specific assortments and terms predictable.
Support quantity rules, quick ordering and repeat purchases without sacrificing clarity.
Align Shopify B2B data with ERP, CRM, inventory and fulfillment ownership.
A B2B specification starts with who can buy, which assortment they can see and how the order will be approved, paid and fulfilled. Those answers determine the catalog model and the Shopify plan requirements.
Identify buyers who order for one location and those who manage several. Document location-specific addresses, permissions and payment terms. Decide how a new trade account is reviewed and how access is removed when a buyer leaves the business.
Deliverable: a company, location and buyer-permission map with an onboarding process.
Shopify B2B is available on Basic, Grow, Advanced and Plus. Direct catalog assignments to individual companies or company locations require Plus. Match the required catalog structure and payment workflow to current plan features before treating wholesale as an automatic reason to upgrade.
Deliverable: a plan-fit assessment for catalogs, account rules and payments.
Record pack increments, minimum quantities, purchase-order references and the path from order placement to invoice or payment. Identify which exceptions need sales-team review. Test repeat orders against current availability and prices rather than assuming an old order can be copied unchanged.
Acceptance check: representative buyers receive the correct products, quantities, terms and order status.
Name the system that owns customer identifiers, catalog prices, stock and invoice status. Map those records to Shopify and define how failed updates are found and repaired. Agree whether a manual sales order follows the same process as a self-serve purchase.
Bring to discovery: price lists, account examples, ordering rules and the ERP or finance workflow.
Plan company accounts, catalogs and payment terms.
ServiceDefine system ownership and exception handling.
ServiceUse supported enterprise surfaces without unnecessary complexity.
ServiceUse customer evidence to prioritize product discovery, product-page, cart and mobile journey improvements without promising an untested uplift.
These are tools and platform features to evaluate for the requirements described on this page. The scope identifies which are appropriate, which are unnecessary and who will maintain them.
Check Shopify’s B2B features by plan when choosing the account and catalog model.
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No. B2B is available on Basic, Grow, Advanced and Plus. Feature limits differ, and direct company catalogs and advanced payment options require Plus. Confirm the catalog and payment requirements against Shopify’s current plan comparison.
Yes, when catalog, pricing, navigation, account and operational rules are designed for both customer types.
Define source-of-truth rules, mappings, update timing, retries and exception ownership before implementation.
Compare shared catalog and operational needs with the differences in pricing, content, access and ownership. A shared store may simplify maintenance; distinct businesses may need separate operations. Test the actual buyer journeys before deciding from appearance alone.
Distinguish a minimum quantity for an individual item from a minimum value across an order. Identify increments, exclusions and which buyers the rule applies to. Map each requirement to a supported native setting or implementation and test mixed baskets.
Reconcile business identifiers and order meaning, including company location, currency, tax context, quantities, prices and payment status. Track exceptions with enough context for staff to resolve them. A successful API response is not proof that the receiving team has a usable order.
Share the current store, target customer and the commercial constraint the next phase needs to solve.
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