Customer-specific pricing, roles, approvals, documents and ERP data flows built around how business customers actually buy.
Schema validOKRetry strategy readyOKLogging enabledOKShopware B2B development adapts the platform to organisational purchasing processes. Company accounts, employee roles, approval paths, pricing, documents and ERP responsibilities need to work as one coherent system.
Visible symptoms are often only part of the problem. A reliable solution starts by understanding the relevant technical and commercial context.
Companies need multiple users with different permissions.
Orders require internal approval before submission.
Prices and assortments differ by customer or contract.
Documents and order data originate in ERP.
Recurring orders should require less manual work.
The existing B2C process does not fit professional purchasing.
After a focused review of your information, you receive an honest assessment of the sensible approach, important prerequisites and available support.
Describe the current situationNot every task needs a large custom build. The right solution is the smallest robust approach that supports operations and future updates.
Employees, permissions and responsibilities reflect customer organisations.
Customer-specific conditions and data ownership are defined cleanly.
Approval paths, budgets and order templates support real purchasing routines.
Quotes, invoices and order data are integrated with the responsible system.
The exact scope varies. The sequence remains clear: understand, decide, implement and verify.
Roles, approvals, exceptions and data ownership are mapped.
Existing Shopware capabilities are separated from custom requirements.
Company, price and ordering logic remain maintainable.
Customer and internal workflows are verified end to end.
Business customers need custom prices, employee accounts, approvals and ERP documents.
The role model, ordering logic and ERP data flows are planned as one process and implemented modularly.
Customers complete recurring work in the portal while responsibilities between Shopware and ERP remain clear.
Clear answers about the process, prerequisites and collaboration, based on common Shopware project questions.
Yes, depending on pricing logic, source system and update requirements.
Yes. The model depends on organisation, responsibilities and the desired ordering process.
In principle, yes. Sales channels, customer data, pricing, theme and processes must be assessed together.
Yes. APIs, data ownership, synchronisation and error handling need to be defined.
Share your Shopware version, affected system, desired outcome and known dependencies. That gives us a useful basis for the next step.