
Chef pantry
Specialty ingredients with allergen and certification context.

Distributor buyer portal
A real B2B ordering workspace for specialty foodservice suppliers. Restaurants, caterers, hotels, and multi-location buyers can browse a contract catalog, request samples, place purchase orders, and reorder from history without chasing spreadsheets or PDF price sheets.
Buyer account
Harbor Table
Cutoff
Today 3 PM
Contract catalog
7 SKUs
Portal coverage
The template should feel like a supplier operating system, not a generic SaaS shell. These are the buyer and distributor moments the demo now foregrounds.

Chef pantry
Specialty ingredients with allergen and certification context.

Restaurant buyers
Contract ordering for dining rooms, cafés, hotels, and catering.

Warehouse dock
Receiving notes, delivery windows, and fulfillment handoff.

Delivery ops
Route-ready orders after buyer PO review.
Live buying workspace
This is the screen buyers expect: account context, ship-to location, product search, contracted prices, MOQs, and reorder hints in one dense procurement view. The preview below is interactive; adding items updates the draft PO on this page.
12 x 16 oz jars · Ambient
Contract case
$78.00
MOQ 3 · 42 cases
Last ordered Apr 20
2 x 1 kg tubs · Refrigerated
Contract case
$62.00
MOQ 2 · 18 cases
Sample-ready
2 x 5 lb bags · Frozen
Contract case
$118.00
MOQ 1 · 9 cases
MOQ 1 case
Supplier operations
The public entry point now frames the app as a vertical template. Behind it, the buyer portal and admin modules cover the core B2B supplier path from catalog discovery to order management.

Catalog + pricing
SKUs, pack sizes, allergens, certifications, MOQs, and substitution context stay visible while buyers build an order.

Samples + quotes
Sample requests, quote records, account notes, and buyer contacts sit beside the catalog instead of disappearing into email.

Fulfillment handoff
Submitted POs can be reviewed in admin modules with customer, location, delivery date, payment terms, and line-level details.

Delivery readiness
Location, contact, receiving notes, requested date, and order value stay attached to the purchase order.
Try the vertical slice
This gives us a believable first version for the restaurant and foodservice conference story: a supplier portal that buyers understand immediately and operators can extend with integrations later.