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Let dealers order without calling the counter

Publish the catalog, let accounts check out from a branded portal, show ETAs when a SKU is on backorder, and fulfill from a lite warehouse flow in the same system.

Day in commerce ops

How wholesale & distribution teams run on Opserly

A typical flow from morning dispatch to close-of-business — mapped to the modules you'll actually use.

  1. 1

    7:00 AM

    Warehouse opens the queue

    Overnight portal orders sit in the WMS queue, allocated to the stocking warehouse with pick waves ready.

  2. 2

    9:00 AM

    Dealer replenishes from the portal

    A contractor account browses the catalog at their price list, adds to cart, and checks out — no emailed PO to re-key.

  3. 3

    11:00 AM

    Backorder gets an ETA

    A fast-moving SKU is short; the order line carries a promise date so the dealer sees when stock is expected.

  4. 4

    1:00 PM

    Pick, pack, rate-shop

    Packing station confirms the wave; rate shopping picks UPS/USPS/FedEx; labels print from the shipment record.

  5. 5

    4:00 PM

    Customer tracks the order

    The same portal they ordered from shows packed/shipped status and the invoice when it posts.

Features that fit

Why Wholesale & Distribution runs on Digital Commerce

B2B portal storefront

Catalog, cart, checkout, and order history on a branded, org-scoped portal.

Payload CMS content

Merchandising pages and storefront copy on open-source Payload CMS — you own the content model.

OMS-lite + backorder ETA

Allocation, holds, and promise dates stay on the order so buyers are not left in “processing.”

Lite WMS

Pick waves, packing, rate shopping, and labels without a separate warehouse product.

Inventory by warehouse

On-hand, near-threshold alerts, and usage that decrements as orders ship.

See the full feature list →

Ready to run wholesale & distribution on Opserly?

Start on the Digital Commerce edition — same platform, configured for catalog, portal checkout, and lite WMS — B2B and B2C.