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Posh for distributors

Help every rep cover more ground.

Let retailers send routine reorders between visits—with estimated quantities that prefill Supply and a checkout they still confirm—so reps spend less time collecting the same orders and more time opening accounts, supporting stores, and growing each route.

Distributor tools use contract pricing. Retailers can reorder on any Posh plan with cloud sync; Commerce is not required.

Posh retailer product catalog showing SKU, price, and stock information
The retailer's daily toolInventory first, with your supply relationship alongside it.

The reorder loop

From low stock to a cleaner order

Reordering sits beside the retailer's own inventory work—not in another wholesale portal they must remember to open.

  1. Retailers manage stock

    Posh runs inventory and optional POS on Android, including day-to-day offline work.

  2. Approved buyers see your catalog

    With cloud sync on, a retailer applies as a supply buyer and can be linked to your distributor network.

  3. Reorders arrive between visits

    Linked retailers can prefill estimated quantities into Supply, then confirm checkout in the app. Your team follows fulfillment and uses the signal to plan the next call.

Posh retailer home dashboard showing low-stock items and inventory actions
Authentic retailer UI: stock health and low-stock work stay visible before the next distributor visit.

Posh Insights

Give the next visit a reason

Insights is a separate, authenticated web app for distributor staff. It is not embedded in this marketing site and it does not replace the retailer's Posh app.

  • Orders

    Track B2B volume, repeat reorders, and fulfillment status across linked accounts.

  • Account activity

    See which approved retailers are linked, ordering, or going quiet.

  • Campaign response

    Review windowed campaign-to-order response without claiming causal lift.

  • Optional sell-out

    Where retailers use synced POS, review consented aggregate sales by SKU and catalog match.

Participation is approval- and consent-based. Phase one can prove reorder and campaign response without requiring retailers to record POS sales.

Insights · Pilot overviewIllustrative UI

B2B orders

64

Repeat buyers

18

Linked accounts

28

Awaiting action

5

Reorders over the pilot

Sample data

Conceptual dashboard with sample numbers—not a customer result or a screenshot of a live Insights tenant.

A focused first step

Prove the reorder loop with a pilot

Start narrow enough to learn: one distributor network, a ready retailer cohort, and success measures agreed before launch.

  1. One network

    Choose a focused region or account group, an executive sponsor, and the retailers to onboard.

  2. One catalog and campaign

    Load the priority SKUs, open the reorder path (estimated qty and Supply prefill that retailers still confirm), and choose one promotion or product launch to follow.

  3. 60–90 days

    Review adoption, repeat reorders, and campaign response after retailers have time to form the habit.

Pilot and network terms are contracted separately from retailer Solo, Team, Commerce, and vertical Pro subscriptions. Expansion follows mutual review; this is a network license, not a source code sale.

Bring one region and one reorder problem

In a working session, we'll map the retailer cohort, priority catalog, current order path, and the measures that would make a 60–90 day pilot worth running.