Drupal Commerce lets you serve both retail customers and business buyers from a single installation. Same products. Shared checkout flow. Same user experience—just adapted to the relationship. Different users can see different prices, payment options, and catalogs.

You don’t need a separate platform. You don’t need a different domain. You don’t need another way to manage content. Drupal Commerce already has the tools to support both B2C and B2B on the same website, using the same codebase, delivering a unified experience to all of your customers.

Even better, you can build a B2B portal in Drupal without any code. The capabilities are already there in existing features and modules.

On February 26th, I’ll show you how to do it. We’ll walk through building a B2B purchasing portal using Commerce Kickstart as a base. Sign up now.

What you’ll learn:

• Launch without custom code – Use built-in configuration tools to create role-based pricing, customer-specific discounts, and tiered wholesale relationships.
• Map complex pricing relationships – From simple percentage discounts to SKU-level pricing agreements, learn how to encode your contractual obligations directly in the platform.
• Control product visibility and payment terms – Manage which customers see which products, who can pay by purchase order, and more.
• Serve B2B and B2C from one site – See how the same Drupal Commerce installation adapts to different customer types without fragmenting your architecture.
• When to invest more – Understand exactly where and when you might need customization for advanced workflows.

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