B2B vs B2C Ecommerce Platforms: Which Features Do You Need?

Turn business processes into platform requirements

Choosing an ecommerce platform means understanding how customers, sales teams and business systems will work together.

In B2B, this includes customer-specific terms, company accounts, repeat orders and data exchange across the supply chain.

This Rewix guide compares B2B and B2C platform capabilities through side-by-side tables organised by functional area. Use it during assessment, requirements gathering and vendor evaluation.

Inside the guide

• Buying experience: search, product information, variants and bulk ordering.
• Customer and sales management: company accounts, roles, permissions and sales team support.
• Commercial terms: personalised pricing, requests for quotation, wishlists, reordering and payments.
• Product management: restricted catalogues, visibility rules, units of measure and configuration.
• Data integration: connections with ERP, WMS, CRM, PIM and reseller systems.
• Operations: administration, collections, carriers, availability and replenishment.

Who it is for

Ecommerce managers, sales directors, CIOs, IT managers and project managers selecting or improving a digital commerce platform.

How to use it

Use the comparison to build your requirements list. For each capability, assess:

• Its relevance to your business.
• The data it requires.
• The processes it must support.
• The integrations it needs.

Then prepare practical questions and demo scenarios for vendors.

The characteristics described are indicative: feature availability and depth should be verified for each solution.

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Downloadable PDF in Italian · 9 pages.