ClientOrder - AI ordering agents for B2B wholesalers and suppliers

Turn client messages into confirmed orders

ClientOrder gives wholesalers and B2B suppliers an AI ordering agent for every customer account. Customers order naturally by message; ClientOrder checks catalogue, history, pack sizes, pricing, substitutions and approval rules, then creates a supplier-ready draft with SKUs, quantities, confidence, review notes and approvals.

No invented SKUs
Catalogue source of truth
Human review in MVP

Manchester Office

Message-to-order transformation

Needs supplier review
Customer message
Same as last month for the Manchester office, but keep it under £250.
I found last month's Manchester order and created a budget-safe draft.
Checking catalogue, account history, pack sizes, substitutions and approval rules.

Structured supplier order draft

Customer-specific pricing and review controls

92% confidence

A4 copy paper

PAPER-A4-80G-5RM x 5

£107.50

Black ballpoint pens

PEN-BLK-BALL-50 x 10 packs

£34.00

Printer toner

TONER-HP-410X-BLK x 2

£81.70

Desk wipes

WIPES-DESK-200 x 4

£23.60

Sticky notes removed to stay within budget. Supplier can edit before export.

Estimated total

£246.80

Human review required

The supplier order problem

Customers order in shorthand. Supplier teams still need operational detail.

B2B suppliers receive repeat orders across email, WhatsApp, phone notes, web chat, Slack and Teams. The message may be natural, but the order still needs to become exact, reviewable supplier data.

Email
WhatsApp
Phone notes
Slack, Teams and web chat
What customers say
same as last month
restock the kitchen
send the usual washroom supplies
keep it under £250
use approved items only
500 Cadburys bars, 300 Cokes and the usual snacks
What suppliers need
Exact SKUs
Quantities
Pack sizes
Case conversions
Customer-specific pricing
Stock checks
Substitutions
Delivery notes
Approvals
Audit trail

How it works

Agent-first, channel-second ordering.

01

Customer messages naturally

A customer asks for repeat stock, a budget cap, a location or a delivery constraint in plain language.

02

ClientOrder checks catalogue and history

The shared order brain matches the message against customer history, pack sizes, approved substitutions and supplier catalogue data.

03

A structured order draft is created

The draft includes matched products, quantities, prices, stock status, confidence and unresolved questions.

04

Supplier reviews, edits and exports

The MVP keeps the supplier team in control before anything moves into operational systems.

Customer ordering experience

Natural ordering without making a marketplace.

Start with a branded web ordering link, then extend to WhatsApp, email, Slack and Teams. Every channel should call the same order brain, use the supplier catalogue and produce a reviewable draft.

The point is not another portal for customers to search. It lets approved customers say what they already say, while the supplier still controls catalogue matching and review.

Start here

Branded web ordering link

Later channel

WhatsApp-style ordering

Later channel

Email

Later channel

Slack and Teams

Customer messages

Plain language, supplier-owned catalogue

Web link first
Same as last month, but cheaper if possible.
Need more tape, mailing bags and bubble wrap.
Send the usual cafe disposables but no plastic lids.
Need 500 Cadburys bars and 300 Cokes for the vending machines.

Supplier control and safety

Useful ordering automation, without giving up control.

ClientOrder is built to assist supplier teams, not bypass them. The MVP creates clear drafts with confidence, questions and audit context before anything is approved or exported.

Catalogue is source of truth

Drafts only use supplier catalogue SKUs. AI must never invent products or codes.

Substitutions are flagged

Approved alternatives and stock-driven substitutions are visible in the draft.

Confidence and unresolved questions

Low-confidence matches and missing details are shown before approval.

Human review in the MVP

ClientOrder prepares reviewable drafts. Supplier teams stay in control.

Audit trail

Each draft shows how the message became structured order lines.

No autonomous checkout

No payments, no checkout flow and no ERP integration in this first MVP.

Best-fit supplier categories

Built for repeat-order B2B suppliers.

The pattern is the same across verticals: customers know what they need, but suppliers need exact catalogue lines, pack sizes, prices and review steps.

Office and workplace supplies

Same as last month for Manchester, but keep it under £250.

Washroom and cleaning supplies

Send the usual washroom supplies to Shoreditch.

Packaging suppliers

Need more tape, mailing bags and whatever bubble wrap we usually order.

Hospitality consumables

Send the usual cafe disposables but no plastic lids this time.

Vending wholesale

Need 500 Cadburys bars, 300 Cokes and the usual protein snacks.

Facilities and PPE

Need gloves, blue roll and cleaner for Friday. Use approved items only.

Trade and industrial consumables later

Restock the usual fixings, blades and site consumables for next week.

Demo CTA

Try a natural-message order.

See how a vague customer message becomes a structured supplier order draft with SKUs, substitutions, confidence and review steps.

Try the demo

Supplier draft preview

Momentum Gyms - North West route

Needs review

Cadbury Dairy Milk 45g

CADBURY-DM-45G-48

11 cases

Coca-Cola 330ml

COKE-330-24

13 cases

Usual protein snacks

GRENADE-MIXED-12

4 cases

Case-size conversion shown before supplier approval
Human-reviewed ordering drafts

Give every customer account an AI ordering agent.

We are looking for B2B suppliers and wholesalers with repeat-order customers to test ClientOrder using a small sample catalogue.