B2B eCommerce Solution
Meeting customers where they are takes a commerce solution that embraces complexity.
Your B2B eCommerce Solution should equip a field sales agent's view of the customer, enhance account-based online ordering, and enable innovation to eclipse the competition.
Embracing complexity means not only handling organizational and system challenges but also proving value along the way. With Broadleaf, you can take an iterative approach, getting to market quicker, and providing a better time to value.

THE BROADLEAF DIFFERENCE
Ace Account Management
Navigating account hierarchies, purchase authority and approval processes provides the basis of a capable B2B eCommerce Solution.
Higher-level account management includes quote processes, customer requests without a SKU, and complicated pricing that ensures the best value across contracts, bundles, offers, promotions, and location-based scenarios.
Are you ready to deliver more than your accounts expect online?
Maintain a Progressive Pace
Establishing a competitive position means setting the pace.
Deploying a cookie-cutter commerce solution keeps up at best. With Broadleaf, your eCommerce solution is uniquely yours, ready to progressively perform beyond the bare minimum.
Because B2B eCommerce is not a destination, but an ongoing relationship.
Calm The Complexity of B2B
Handling B2B challenges can be simple, but not all complexities have to be simplified.
While many B2B solutions promise a fast time-to-market and out-of-box integrations, few are ready for true organizational and system complexity both now and in the future.
Modern solutions embrace the best fit for each situation.
BROADLEAF IN USE
Commerce in the Fast Lane
Exclusively providing for an expansive list of top auto brands and developing the industry’s most complete network of independently-owned dealerships means a leading Auto Manufacturer is always firing on all cylinders.
This auto leader needed an eCommerce solution that could handle the load already demanded as well as the growth to come, the choice was a microservices-based solution with Broadleaf Commerce.
