Customer item aliases, case-pack rules and negotiated contract pricing turn manual PO entry into a slow, error-prone bottleneck. B2B PO Intake replaces fragile manual checks with a repeatable, human-approved workflow built around your catalog and finance rules.
01
Eliminate Manual Line-by-Line PO Keying
Turn messy retailer PDFs, multi-tab Excel sheets and buyer-specific item numbers into structured order lines in seconds instead of hours.
02
Enforce Case-Pack, MOQ & Contract Pricing Rules
Automatically check every line against your case-pack multiples, minimum order quantities and account-specific price lists before a draft order is created.
03
Persistent Buyer Alias Memory
Once your ops team confirms that a retailer’s code `RET-BLK-99` maps to `SKU-BOOT-09`, B2B PO Intake remembers it on every future purchase order from that account.
THE OPERATIONAL SHIFT
Before vs. after B2B PO Intake
Without B2B PO Intake · Manual status quo
Where your team loses hours
✕Wholesale ops reps spend 45 minutes per PO cross-referencing buyer item codes against master spreadsheets.
✕Broken case packs (ordering 10 units of a 6-pack item) slip into fulfillment and stall warehouse picking.
✕Outdated buyer unit prices get keyed into draft orders without realizing the account’s tier changed.
With B2B PO Intake · Agreed workflow
How your workflow runs after onboarding
✓Incoming POs are parsed and matched against your catalog and customer alias dictionary automatically.
✓Pack-size violations and price variances are highlighted inline for instant ops resolution.
✓Clean, verified line items flow into human-approved draft orders with zero manual typing.
ILLUSTRATIVE SCENARIOS
Example edge cases for B2B PO Intake
SCENARIO 01
180-Line Key Account Seasonal PO
The operational problem
A department store sends a PDF PO using their own internal vendor style numbers and mixed size-run columns.
Example outcome with B2B PO Intake
172 lines map automatically via alias memory; 8 new seasonal items are queued for one-click confirmation.
SCENARIO 02
Case-Pack Multiple Violation
The operational problem
A wholesale buyer orders 15 units of a SKU that ships strictly in pre-packed cartons of 6.
Example outcome with B2B PO Intake
Flags Line 2 immediately with a 'Pack size 6: suggest 12 or 18 units' prompt before warehouse handoff.
SCENARIO 03
Legacy Price List Discrepancy
The operational problem
A repeat buyer submits a reorder using last year’s unit cost ($18.50 instead of current $20.00).
Example outcome with B2B PO Intake
Highlights the $1.50/unit variance across all affected lines so sales ops can confirm or adjust before invoicing.
Who benefits across your organisation
Wholesale and B2B operations teams processing emailed PDF, CSV or Excel purchase orders.
See how B2B PO Intake fits your store in one guided session. Start your onboarding request with no upfront charge.