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Australian cash and carry trade warehouse with palletised cartons, a collection area and digital bulk pricing in Australian dollars.

Cash and Carry · 02 OCT 2026

Cash and Carry in Australia

In Britain, the phrase cash and carry immediately suggests a trade warehouse: […]

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Digital Wholesale Catalogues: Managing Pack Sizes

Operations · 28 SEPT 2026

Digital Wholesale Catalogues: Managing Pack Sizes

Why digital catalogues are more than online product lists A buyer opens a wholesale catalogue and finds three versions of […]

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Desktop and tablet showing the same wholesale product at £42 per case for Account A and £39 for Account B.

Sales · 25 SEPT 2026

Customer-Specific Pricing in B2B eCommerce

Why one B2B customer does not always mean one price A buyer logs into a wholesale website and […]

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Labelled warehouse bays and a tablet on a picking trolley beneath a Simplisales sign.

Logistics · 21 SEPT 2026

Warehouse Location Codes for Wholesalers

Why warehouse location codes matter A warehouse operative receives a picking list for twelve products. The stock is […]

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Wholesale Stock Control Software: How to Prevent Overselling Across Sales Channels

Wholesaling Softwares · 18 SEPT 2026

Wholesale Stock Control Software: How to Prevent Overselling Across Sales Channels

Why wholesalers oversell A warehouse holds 50 cases of a product. The website shows all 50 as available. A sales representative promises 20 to a customer, a telesales colleague […]

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Wholesale Inventory and Order Management Software: Why One Shared Data Layer Matters

Wholesaling Softwares · 14 SEPT 2026

Wholesale Inventory and Order Management Software: Why One Shared Data Layer Matters

What is a shared data layer? Sales promises a customer that stock is available. The warehouse […]

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Food Distribution Software and Batch Traceability: What Must Stay Connected

Logistics · 11 SEPT 2026

Food Distribution Software and Batch Traceability: What Must Stay Connected

Why batch traceability depends on connected records Imagine that a supplier tells you that a batch […]

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How to Measure B2B Customer Portal Adoption After Launch

Customer Experience (CX) · 07 SEPT 2026

How to Measure B2B Customer Portal Adoption After Launch

You launch a new B2B customer portal. Your team emails logins to 600 customers, with 240 account logins in the first week. A manager peers at the dashboard and says,  “Fantastic. We’ve already got 40% adoption.” […]

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Distributor Ordering Systems: Supporting Branches, Buyers and Account-Specific Pricing

Operations · 04 SEPT 2026

Distributor Ordering Systems: Supporting Branches, Buyers and Account-Specific Pricing

Why distributor ordering is different A distributor may have one customer account with five branches, twenty buyers and several delivery addresses. […]

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Most B2B platforms focus on just one piece of the puzzle: an online store or an order form. Simplisales is a complete operating system for wholesale: field sales, routes, drivers, inventory, invoicing, E-commerce, and AI-powered order processing all in one place. Plus, it’s simple enough to start this week.

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