Plugin soup that barely holds
A B2B plugin, a quote plugin, tiered pricing and three sync tools. Each update breaks another. Nobody owns the stack, so ops owns the firefighting.
Expertise · WooCommerce B2B
We design and build custom WooCommerce stores for manufacturers and wholesalers: modules, functions, custom checkouts, full automation, PIM and B2B Point, on both the storefront and the backend. When the business is complex, the system should be engineered, not assembled from the plugin directory.
Plugin stacks, retail themes, choking catalogs and manual ops between Woo, PIM and ERP. For manufacturers and complex wholesalers, that is not a store. It is a liability that looks like ecommerce.
A B2B plugin, a quote plugin, tiered pricing and three sync tools. Each update breaks another. Nobody owns the stack, so ops owns the firefighting.
Pretty storefront, shallow logic. Contract prices, MOQs and approvals bolted on until checkout lies and the ERP disagrees.
Tens of thousands of SKUs, packs and multi-warehouse stock. Out-of-the-box Woo slows down, search fails, imports become overnight jobs.
Woo, PIM and ERP still meet in spreadsheets. Orders retyped, stock stale, no single pipeline from catalog publish to fulfillment.
We do not abandon WordPress. We engineer it: custom storefront and backend, B2B Point for wholesale rules, PIM for catalog truth, automation for the rest.
Typical Woo B2B stack
Woo + B2B Point system
Three layers that turn WooCommerce into a real B2B operating system for manufacturers and trade.
Custom checkouts
We engineer WooCommerce checkout for net terms, credit checks, deposits, quote-to-order and multi-step B2B flows. Hooks and custom modules, not a fragile plugin pile.

Custom logic & modules
Customer groups, visibility, volume tiers, license-gated catalogs, rep ordering and manufacturer-specific workflows as custom Woo modules wired to B2B Point.

Full system automation
WooCommerce, B2B Point, PIM and ERP talk both ways. Imports, pricing, stock and order handoff run on schedules and events, not CSV Fridays.

From greenfield WooCommerce B2B builds to large manufacturer catalogs and one-off commercial cases. For catalog scale, B2B Point Pro imports, maps and syncs up to 50k SKUs into Woo.
Trade-grade themes and templates: dense catalogs, account-aware UX and content pages that actually sell complex products.
Pricing, quotes, visibility, packs, licenses and manufacturer workflows as maintainable modules, not a marketplace grab-bag.
Deep Woo and WordPress hooks for cart, checkout, emails and admin. The logic you need, where the platform expects it.
Scheduled sync, event-driven order flow, stock updates and catalog publish pipelines from PIM through to Woo.
Performance-tuned Woo for big catalogs: caching, search, hosting and data architecture that keep 10k to 50k+ SKUs usable.
One-off commercial rules, multi-brand setups and rescue rebuilds when an agency stack no longer matches the business.
The main idea: WooCommerce is the chassis. Around it we build a complete system, catalog truth in PIM, wholesale rules in B2B Point, custom checkout and modules for your edge cases, automation tying ERP and warehouse in. Front office and back office stop arguing.
Master product data, imports, attributes, media and quality. Woo receives channel-ready SKUs, not raw feeds.
Price lists, company accounts, credit, MOQs and orders. The wholesale brain Woo and the ERP both trust.
B2B checkout flows engineered for your terms, approvals and edge cases on WooCommerce, not a generic plugin.
Modules and functions for the rules that make your manufacturing or distribution model unique.
Buyer-facing Woo themes and experiences that make large catalogs searchable, shoppable and on-brand.
Admin tools, ERP bridges, warehouse sync and ops screens so the desk runs the business, not the plugins.
With B2B Point Pro you import full product and stock data, map fields, run data functions and modifications, translate attributes, apply pricing models, then push only clean, channel-ready products to WooCommerce. Manufacturer-scale catalogs without asking wp-admin to be your PIM.
Bring full product and stock catalogs into B2B Point Pro from ERP, feeds or files before anything hits WooCommerce.
Map source fields to clean attributes. Manufacturer codes, packs, barcodes and custom fields land where Woo and buyers expect them.
Transform values on the way in: normalize units, compute packs, fill defaults and derive fields without spreadsheet work.
Bulk edits and rule-based fixes before publish. Fix titles, categories and attributes, then push only good products.
Localize titles, descriptions and attributes for multi-language Woo stores from the same master catalog.
Apply list, group and formula pricing in Pro, then send storefront-ready prices with products that sync to Woo.
Manufacturer and wholesale builds where Woo, PIM, modules and B2B Point launched as one project.

WooCommerceCustom pluginB2B Point
Content-heavy Woo store with a custom quote-to-order module. Contract pricing and NetSuite sync via B2B Point for an industrial manufacturer.
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Woo + PIMB2B Point Pro
Large manufacturer catalog mapped in Pro, performance-tuned Woo storefront, account prices from B2B Point. Search and category browse stayed fast at scale.
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Custom syncB2B Point
Full automation for customers, stock and orders. Individual packing and pricing rules in custom modules; finance stopped reconciling two ledgers.
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RebuildCustom checkoutB2B Point
Abandoned plugin stack replaced with custom checkout, credit rules and B2B Point. Same buyers, one codebase the ops team can actually run.
Read story →We map plugins, custom code, catalog size, checkout hacks and integration debt. Then we decide what to keep, rebuild or replace.
B2B Point and PIM configured with real accounts, price lists and catalog rules before the storefront is finalized.
Custom theme, plugins, checkout and sync pipelines built against staging, with weekly demos on your real logic.
Migration, go-live hardening and a growth roadmap: performance, SEO, new modules and catalog scale with the same team.
Straight answers before you book a WooCommerce systems session.
When you need deep custom logic, content-heavy selling, full code ownership or manufacturer-scale catalogs under your control, Woo is often the better chassis. We recommend the platform that fits the system, not a preferred logo.
Yes. That is the point of this practice: custom stores, modules, functions, checkouts and automation, with B2B Point and PIM as the wholesale and catalog brains. Not a theme plus five B2B plugins.
Regularly. We performance-tune Woo, feed it from B2B Point Pro / PIM, and keep storefronts usable at 10k to 50k+ SKUs with proper search, caching and hosting.
Yes. Rescues and replatforms are common: plugin debt, abandoned agency builds, slow catalogs. We audit, stabilize, then rebuild the parts that must earn revenue.
Woo is the storefront and content layer. B2B Point holds pricing, terms, credit and company accounts. PIM holds product truth. Custom modules glue the edges. WordPress never becomes a second ERP.
Yes. Product and stock import, mapping, pricing models, Woo publish, order export to ERP and warehouse updates can run as one automated system with monitoring and clear ownership.
Bespoke rules are normal in manufacturing and distribution. We implement them as maintainable modules instead of fragile one-off hacks in the theme.
A free architecture session: custom modules, checkout, PIM, automation map and an honest estimate. New build, manufacturer catalog, or a rescue of plugin debt.