M2B Commerce · Manufacturing B2B Commerce

B2B commerce built for how manufacturers actually sell.

M2B Commerce connects complex products, account pricing, ERP records, inventory, fulfillment, delivery, and customer relationships into one governed buying experience for manufacturers, dealers, distributors, OEMs, and commercial accounts.

A dedicated manufacturing B2B commerce lane
1manufacturing commerce model
4readiness areas
1connected order flow
Why M2B Commerce

Manufacturing commerce has to carry the operating reality.

M2B Commerce starts with the records, rules, and handoffs behind the buying experience. The result is a portal and order flow that supports growth without disconnecting the business from its ERP and fulfillment systems.

Manufacturing commerce pressure

Complex products need better buying flows

Manufacturers need account-specific products, configurations, documents, quantities, and approvals—not a retail checkout template.

Manufacturing commerce pressure

Pricing and availability must be trusted

Contract pricing, customer terms, inventory, lead times, and order constraints have to come from governed business records.

Manufacturing commerce pressure

Orders cannot bypass the ERP

A portal that creates a second order system creates more reconciliation work. M2B Commerce keeps the customer experience tied to the operating stack.

Manufacturing commerce pressure

Dealers and customers need self-service

Give buyers a clearer path to catalogs, quotes, orders, invoices, shipment status, documents, and support without losing commercial control.

What M2B Connects

Put the buyer experience on top of records the business owns.

M2B Commerce can include customer portals, dealer portals, ecommerce, CPQ, PIM, OMS, ERP, WMS, EDI, integrations, reporting, and practical AI when the Roadmap calls for them.

01

Manufacturing-ready catalogs

Present technical products, variants, specifications, certifications, drawings, and documents from governed product data.

02

Account-specific commerce

Support contract pricing, customer terms, credit rules, approval paths, purchase orders, and dealer relationships.

03

ERP-connected order flow

Connect product, inventory, pricing, order, fulfillment, invoice, and shipment records to the systems that run the business.

04

A roadmap before a replatform

Launchpad identifies the data, ERP, integration, workflow, security, and operating decisions required before delivery begins.

Where We Start

Start with the order and the records required to keep the promise.

M2B Commerce is the dedicated lane when manufacturing buying is constrained by product complexity, account rules, ERP availability, fulfillment, delivery, or manual commercial work. Businesses outside manufacturing can use the general B2B ecommerce and customer portal service.

01

Map the manufacturing order flow

Launchpad maps demand, product selection, pricing, quote, order, inventory, fulfillment, delivery, invoice, and service.

02

Reconcile the commercial records

Launchpad identifies product data, customer ownership, pricing, terms, inventory, approvals, integrations, and evidence required for trust.

03

Engineer the connected experience

Metrotechs engineers the approved portal, commerce, ERP, Data, integration, workflow, reporting, Cloud, and AI response.

04

Govern delivery

Launchpad keeps decisions, dependencies, risks, milestones, and delivery accountability connected as the commerce experience changes.

M2B Readiness

The first systems Launchpad assesses.

These areas narrow the first assessment into concrete product, ERP, Data, Cloud, integration, workflow, security, reporting, and governance decisions.

Readiness area

Product and technical data

Review SKU structure, variants, specifications, documents, certifications, images, ownership, and product data quality.

Readiness area

Pricing and account rules

Assess contract pricing, customer segments, credit, terms, approvals, configurations, quotes, and purchase-order workflows.

Readiness area

ERP and fulfillment records

Trace inventory, available-to-promise, orders, warehouse, shipping, invoices, returns, and service records.

Readiness area

Integration and governance

Review APIs, EDI, identity, permissions, portals, error handling, analytics, cloud architecture, and data ownership.

From Commerce Ambition To Roadmap

Build the buyer experience on a foundation that can deliver the order.

Launchpad captures the current state, evidence, priorities, risks, and dependencies. Metrotechs engineers the approved M2B Commerce, ERP, Cloud, Data, and AI work the Roadmap identifies.