Magento 2 B2B Marketplace

Suppliers get their own login and registration section on the storefront. Registration takes a name, email, password, contact information, and address.

After email verification, a supplier becomes a Premium Supplier and receives a verified badge. Admins approve or disapprove supplier accounts.

• Separate login and registration for suppliers
• Set a shop name and a custom shop URL at registration
• Verify the supplier email to receive the verified supplier badge
• Approve or disapprove supplier accounts from the admin panel
• Customize the landing page layout, banner, title, button labels, feature icons, and terms URL

Magento 2 Social Login* lets customers use their existing social networking credentials to log in to your B2B marketplace quickly.

It supports login from Facebook, Twitter, Google, LinkedIn, and Instagram. *Sold separately.

A supplier dashboard shows business performance in metrics and graphs. Suppliers use them to check sales and improve operations.

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) measure the sales and revenue of the supplier.

• Top-selling products and top-selling categories
• Customers count and order status
• Lifetime sales and total payout
• Recent activities and supplier reviews
• Create invoices, shipments, and credit memos, and add carrier names and tracking numbers

Magento 2 Advanced Report System Marketplace Add-on* gives suppliers detailed reports by category, order status, date interval, sellers, and geolocation. *Sold separately.

Each supplier gets an exclusive microsite with separate pages for products, reviews, contacts, and policies. Suppliers can add or edit this information at any time.

You can also maintain supplier information and inventory purchase order information with Magento 2 ERP Extension.

• Supplier profile page with company name, ratings, address, and contact details
• Featured products section on the supplier profile
• Product collection page with navigation filters and grid or list layout
• Supplier reviews and ratings from buyers
• Company information, overview, certification, and social media links
• Shipping and return policy details, plus a supplier contact card

Supplier Subdomain lets each supplier use a subdomain or domain of their own. Buyers open the shop and purchase products directly from microsite URLs under that domain.

Webkul includes the Vendor Sub-Domain module with the extension.

• Set the Subdomain URL prefix in the module settings. The shop URL comes from the Shop URL entered at supplier registration.
• Give each supplier a domain for every store view. The admin provides the domain for each view.
• Show admin products on the supplier page with the Display Admin Product On Category Page option.
• Create separate microsite URLs for the profile, collection, location, and feedback pages under the supplier domain.

Business customers can find the right supplier and ask a quick question. Both sides can send messages with file attachments.

• Send an inquiry to a supplier
• View the supplier response rate and response time
• Attach files to messages
• Use the supplier-customer messaging system for replies
• Receive an email notification for each new message and reply

For more messaging options, check our Magento 2 Buyer Seller Communication Marketplace Add-on. It adds Contact Seller links, conversation history, and status tracking.

A customer sends a quote request to a supplier with a detailed description and the expected price. Customers find the option on the supplier microsite, and can also send a quick request from the product page.

Buying Leads send one Request for Quote for listed or unlisted products to several suppliers by category. Customers find it in the website header and track every request under My Requested Quotes.

• Add sample product images to the request
• Enter a quote description with a subject title and contact information
• The supplier approves or rejects a quote
• The customer messages the supplier during negotiation
• Complete approved quotes with Add to Cart

If you want the admin to choose automatic or manual RFQ approval, check our Magento 2 Marketplace Request For Quotation (RFQ) add-on.

Quick Order lets a customer buy products without visiting each product page. In the quick order form, the customer searches by product name or SKU, sets the quantity, and goes straight to checkout.

Add Row adds more products to the form. Checkout then follows the standard Magento steps of choosing a shipping address and a payment method.

• Find products using the product name
• Find products using the SKU
• Set the quantity and add more rows with Add Row
• View the sub-total and discounts
• Estimate shipping and taxes before checkout

Admins, suppliers, and customers receive email notifications on different occasions. Admins can customize and select a template for every notification email.

• Supplier Account - New request, approve, disapprove, and deny
• Supplier Products - New product, approval, deny, and edit approval request
• Customer Messages and Product Queries - A question to the admin or supplier, or about a product
• Request a Quote - New quote request, edit quote, quote message, and status update
• Supplier Orders - New order placed and invoiced
• Transactions, Low Stock, and Payouts - Transaction and low stock notices, plus the withdrawal request mail for payout

Magento 2 Twilio SMS Notification Marketplace Add-on* sends SMS notifications to suppliers. The alerts cover account and product approval or disapproval, order cancel, invoice, shipped, credit memo, and product sold. *Sold separately.