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Sales Agreements: Simplifying complex B2B purchasing

Our new and improved Sales Agreements feature is designed to make contract-based buying seamless, efficient, and accurate.
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In B2B commerce, purchasing is rarely a simple "add to cart" experience.

Your buyers operate on contracts. They often manage multiple agreements simultaneously, perhaps one for a specific product category, another for a seasonal promotion, and a third based on volume.

But when your web store forces them to split these purchases into separate orders just to get the right pricing, the digital convenience you promised quickly turns into administrative friction.

It is time to stop the juggling act.

Our new and improved Sales Agreements feature is designed to make contract-based buying seamless, efficient, and accurate.  

The problem: The “one contract, one order” bottleneck

Currently, many B2B buyers face a frustrating limitation: they can only apply one sales agreement per order.

If a buyer needs to purchase items covered by three different contracts, they are forced to place three separate orders. This inefficiency creates significant downstream problems:

  • For the buyer

    It adds unnecessary administrative work and increases the risk of missing out on agreed discounts because they forget or are unable to apply the right contract.

  • For the seller

    It forces buyers back into offline channels like phone and email, or requires your team to manually adjust contracts in the ERP to correct pricing errors. 

Why this matter for your business 

This feature is about more than just convenience; it is about building a reliable, self-service channel that your customers trust.

1. Guaranteed best terms for buyers

Buyers can shop with confidence, knowing they are always receiving the correct prices and discounts associated with their contracts. This peace of mind eliminates the need for them to double-check pricing or call your sales team for confirmation. 

2. Unlock online revenue

By removing the friction of complex contract management, you encourage buyers to move more of their purchasing online. This is especially valuable for industries like food and pharma, where predicting order quantities against expiring contracts is critical. 

3. Boost operational efficiency

Reduce the manual workload caused by offline orders and ERP corrections. With agreements applied consistently and automatically, your team can spend less time fixing data and more time driving growth. 

Ready to streamline your contract pricing? 

Get ready to offer the seamless, contract-based buying experience your customers expect. 

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