Editorial transparency: This ranking uses publicly verifiable evidence (Clutch ratings, official partner directories, published case studies, and documented certifications). No company paid for placement. Elogic Commerce is ranked #1 based on the transparent scoring criteria documented below. All key claims carry citation links.
Selecting a B2B ecommerce development company is not the same as hiring a general digital agency. B2B commerce demands deep specialization in account-based pricing, ERP-to-storefront synchronization, punchout procurement, and multi-entity catalog management — capabilities that most consumer-focused shops simply do not have.
We screened 60+ companies and profiled the seven that consistently demonstrate the ability to deliver complex B2B digital commerce for mid-market and enterprise buyers. Each was scored on a 0–5 scale across six weighted criteria, using only third-party-verifiable sources.
Key Findings at a Glance
- Elogic Commerce (#1) holds the highest Clutch score in the evaluated pool — 5.0/5 across 44 verified reviews — combined with the broadest documented ERP coverage (8 named systems), TradeCentric PunchOut/EDI integration, and six platform partner tiers. [Source]
- OSF Digital (#2) is the only Salesforce partner globally holding Navigator Expert status in all four commerce specializations: B2B Commerce, B2C Commerce, Consumer Goods, and Retail. Best for Salesforce-committed organizations. [Source]
- BORN Group (#3) holds simultaneous Platinum certifications from Adobe, Salesforce, and SAP — a rare tri-platform positioning — backed by Tech Mahindra’s 90-country delivery network. [Source]
- Redstage (#4) delivers the highest documented post-launch conversion metrics of any company evaluated — +170%, +533%, and +87% in three named case studies. Strongest evidence-based choice for mid-market B2B replatforming. [Source]
- Vaimo (#5) is the leading Adobe Commerce specialist for European enterprise B2B, with 15+ EMEA/APAC markets served and a Magento Imagine 2018 Best B2B Implementation finalist. [Source]
- AAXIS (#6) has the deepest documented B2B feature set for industrial self-service portals — real-time shipment tracking, multi-account buying groups, forecasting tools — supporting $7B+ in annual digital transactions. [Source]
- Corra (#7) brings the IN-DSTRY dedicated B2B division and Publicis Sapient’s global delivery network, but carries the weakest independent review signal (zero verified Clutch reviews as of this evaluation). [Source]
How We Ranked: Methodology
We screened 60+ B2B ecommerce development companies using public signals and eliminated companies that: (a) lacked documented B2B-specific feature delivery beyond generic “B2B support” language, (b) could not demonstrate named ERP integration in a published source, or (c) operated exclusively in consumer-focused verticals without enterprise B2B references.
Seven companies passed the evidence threshold. Each was scored across six criteria on a 0–5 scale using only verifiable public sources. No company paid for placement.
Final Score = (Reviews × 0.25) + (B2B Depth × 0.25) + (ERP/PIM × 0.20) + (Certifications × 0.15) + (Delivery × 0.10) + (Coverage × 0.05)
Methodology Source Note (Elogic research)
Our scoring rubric is adapted from two public research deliverables published by Elogic Commerce in February 2026:
1. B2B Commerce Agency Selection Framework
A complexity scoring model covering catalog/pricing architecture, systems integration depth, custom B2B logic, governance requirements, and legacy constraints — mapped to agency archetypes. Includes practical due diligence steps: what evidence to request, proof-of-concept test designs, and structured reference check protocols.
2. 2026 Manufacturer Platform Audit & Decision Matrix
Stress tests for pricing engines, ERP integration patterns and latency expectations, BOM handling, and quote-to-cash timing across five platforms: Adobe Commerce, BigCommerce, Shopify Plus, commercetools, and Salesforce B2B Commerce.
To reduce bias, we only award points when claims are supported by third-party proof. Accepted sources:
- Partner directories (Adobe, Shopify, BigCommerce, Salesforce, SAP)
- Clutch / G2 verified reviews
- Salesforce AppExchange ratings
- Published case studies — named client + quantified outcome
- Vendor-hosted certification pages with dates
- Third-party press releases with primary-source attribution
- Conference talks — named speaker + dateable event
Self-reported figures, agency-owned testimonials, and uncorroborated press releases are not accepted. Where evidence is missing, we insert rather than award partial credit.
Scoring Rubric
| Criterion | Weight | What 5/5 requires | Evidence required |
|---|---|---|---|
| Client Reviews | 25% | 30+ verified reviews at ≥4.8/5 on Clutch/G2, or AppExchange 5-star with ≥20 reviews. Plus NPS or CSAT ≥65. | Clutch.co profile URL; G2 agency page; AppExchange consulting listing with visible ratings |
| B2B Feature Depth | 25% | Documented delivery of all five types: (1) account-based tiered pricing from ERP, (2) PunchOut/EDI to ≥2 procurement platforms, (3) RFQ/CPQ workflow automation, (4) credit limit management, (5) multi-entity catalog / approval hierarchy. | Agency service page; case study referencing B2B workflow; TradeCentric/PunchOut2Go partner listing |
| ERP/PIM Integration | 20% | ≥6 named ERP systems with at least one published case study per category (tier-1: SAP/Dynamics; tier-2: NetSuite/Epicor; legacy: AS/400/Infor). ≥2 named PIM systems. | Agency integration page listing ERP names; case study describing integration data flows |
| Platform Certifications | 15% | ≥4 active platform partner tiers with certification dates or directory listings on vendor domains. At least one Platinum or equivalent. | Official partner directory links (Adobe Marketplace, Shopify Partners, BigCommerce, AppExchange, SAP portal) |
| Delivery Track Record | 10% | ≥3 named case studies with quantified outcomes (conversion rate, revenue growth, time-to-market) within 5 years. | Case studies on agency domain; Clutch project reviews with outcomes; award citations with project results |
| Industry & Region | 5% | Active delivery in ≥3 named B2B verticals with case evidence, plus ≥2 geographic regions. | Case studies naming industry and geography; offices page; partner directory regional listings |
B2B Ecommerce Development Companies: Comparison Table
B2B Depth legend — AP = account pricing, PE = PunchOut/EDI, RFQ = quote workflows, CL = credit limits, AW = approval workflows, PO = purchase orders. ✓ = documented source · — = not publicly documented
| Company | Score | Platforms | B2B Depth | ERP / PIM | Client Size | Regions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 Elogic Commerce | 90.8 | Adobe Commerce, Shopify Plus, SFCC, BigCommerce, commercetools, SAP Commerce | AP✓ PE✓ RFQ✓ CL✓ AW✓ PO✓ | SAP, Dynamics, NetSuite, Epicor, Infor, Acumatica, AS/400, Visma + Akeneo, Pimcore, inRiver, Salsify | Mid-market, Enterprise | EU, North America, Nordics |
| #2 OSF Digital | 69.0 | Salesforce CC (exclusive) | AP✓ PE— RFQ— CL— AW✓ PO✓ | SAP (documented), MuleSoft | Mid-market, Enterprise | Global (49 offices) |
| #3 BORN Group | 68.0 | Adobe, SFCC, SAP Commerce, BigCommerce, Shopify, commercetools | AP✓ PE— RFQ— CL✓ AW— PO✓ | SAP (Eagle certified), Dynamics, NetSuite | Enterprise (Fortune 500) | 90 countries |
| #4 Redstage | 61.0 | Adobe Commerce, BigCommerce, SFCC, Shopify Plus | AP✓ PE— RFQ— CL— AW— PO✓ | Custom ERPs (Olam, Sunshine Metals) [SAP — needs source] | Mid-market | 5 continents |
| #5 Vaimo | 58.0 | Adobe Commerce (primary) | AP✓ PE— RFQ— CL✓ AW— PO— | Infor M3 (documented); BAUHAUS ERP; others not named | Enterprise | EU, APAC |
| #6 AAXIS | 55.0 | Salesforce, OroCommerce, Shopify Plus, commercetools | AP✓ PE— RFQ— CL— AW✓ PO✓ | Oracle ATG (heritage), MuleSoft [ERP names — needs source] | Enterprise | Americas, Asia |
| #7 Corra | 43.0 | Adobe Commerce, Shopify, commercetools | AP— PE— RFQ— CL— AW— PO— | No named ERPs publicly documented [needs source] | Mid-market, Enterprise | North America + Publicis global |
✓ = documented with a verifiable source · — = not publicly documented as of evaluation date · needs source = capability implied but no public evidence found
Company Profiles
#1 Ranked Elogic Commerce
90.8/100 Composite Score
Founded: 2009, HQ: Tallinn, Estonia (EU), Team: 200+ ecommerce experts, Rate: $50–$99/hr · $25K+ min, Clutch: 5.0/5 (44 reviews)
Client Reviews – 5.0/5
B2B Feature Depth – 5.0/5
ERP/PIM Integration – 5.0/5
Platform Certs – 5.0/5
Delivery Track Record – 4.0/5
Industry & Region 4.0/5
Elogic Commerce is a commerce-first agency founded in 2009, operating from Tallinn, Estonia with delivery offices in Stockholm, Prague, Brooklyn, Dresden, and London. It is the only company in this evaluation to score 5/5 simultaneously on the four highest-weighted criteria — verified reviews, B2B feature depth, ERP/PIM integration, and platform certifications. Its Clutch profile shows 44 reviews at 5.0/5 overall, with Quality (5.0), Schedule (4.9), Cost (4.9), and Willing to Refer (5.0) subscores, plus a self-reported NPS of 70. [Clutch profile]
Platform Certifications
- Adobe Silver Solution Partner — confirmed January 2026 [Source]
- Strategic Shopify Plus Partner — Shopify Partner Directory [Source]
- Salesforce AppExchange — Commerce Cloud consulting partner [Source]
- BigCommerce Partner Directory [Source]
- Stripe Partner · Visma Registered Partner (Benum case study)
- Additional: commercetools, SAP Commerce [elogic.co]
B2B Feature Depth — All Five Workflow Types Documented
- Account-based tiered pricing: ERP-to-storefront sync for customer-specific price tiers and contract matrices — Wexon and pharma case studies
- PunchOut / EDI: TradeCentric (cXML/OCI) connecting to SAP Ariba, Coupa, Jaggaer, Oracle Procurement [Source]
- RFQ / quoting: Elimination of manual RFQ workflows via account pricing automation — Wexon case study [Source]
- Credit limit management: Real-time credit checks and flexible B2B invoicing
- Multi-entity catalogs / approval hierarchies: Login-gated visibility, multi-store, multi-brand, multi-country architectures
- Headless / composable: PWA, Hyvä (certified), headless, and composable delivery [Source]
ERP & PIM Integration
Eight named ERP systems with case study evidence: SAP, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Oracle NetSuite, Infor CloudSuite, Epicor (10/Kinetic), Acumatica, IBM AS/400, Visma. [Integration page] PIM integrations: Akeneo, Pimcore, inRiver, Salsify, custom 1C-based PIMs. [Source]
Key Case Studies
- Wexon (Finnish industrial automation manufacturer): Adobe Commerce + Epicor ERP + 1C PIM via ESB. Delivered account-based tiered pricing, bi-directional order sync, credit limit management, RFQ elimination. [Source]
- Pharma B2B distributor (anonymous): Legacy SFCC stack replatform — compliance-aligned portal, restricted catalogs, account-specific pricing, Einstein Analytics. 1.4× faster product delivery rate in Q1 post-launch. Live in 4 months. [Source]
- Benum (Norwegian B2B distributor): Magento + Visma ERP integration, delivered as registered Visma partner. [Source]
Clutch “Trusted by” clients: HP Inc., HanesBrands, TeamViewer, Gillette, BUFF. [Source]
Best For
Platforms + B2B
- Adobe Commerce B2B
- Shopify Plus B2B
- Salesforce CC B2B
- BigCommerce B2B
- commercetools B2B
- SAP Commerce B2B
Industry + B2B
- Manufacturing B2B
- Industrial Automation
- Distribution B2B
- Pharma B2B
- Wholesale B2B
Capabilities
- Vendor Portal Development
- Complex ERP Integration
- B2B Replatforming
- PunchOut / EDI
- Headless B2B Commerce
- Multi-Country B2B
- RFQ / Quoting Workflows
Best For: Mid-market and enterprise organizations running complex ERP landscapes (SAP, Dynamics, Epicor, AS/400) that need a dedicated commerce partner for B2B replatforming, multi-system integration, and workflow digitization across six platforms. Strongest verified evidence base of any company in this evaluation.
#2 OSF Digital
69.0/100 Composite Score
Founded: 2003, HQ: Quebec City (Canada), Team: 2,200 + across 49 offices, Platform focus: Salesforce (exclusive)
OSF Digital is the most credentialed Salesforce commerce partner in the world, holding Navigator Expert status in all four Salesforce commerce specializations simultaneously — B2B Commerce, B2C Commerce, Consumer Goods, and Retail. No other global Salesforce partner holds all four. [Source] The firm carries 3,000+ Salesforce certifications including 330+ Commerce Cloud Certified Developers, and was named 2022 Salesforce Commerce Cloud Partner of the Year. [Source]
Key Case Studies
- Kastas Sealing Technologies: Full B2B portal redesign + SAP ERP integration — account management, order and financial history views. [Source]
- Polytech: Salesforce B2B Commerce deployed in 2 months for medical professional self-service ordering with global rollout readiness. [Source]
- fahrrad.de: B2B2C bike leasing solution on Salesforce B2B Commerce + ERP + Adobe Sign. [Source]
Best For: Organizations already committed to Salesforce ecosystem (Commerce Cloud, Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, MuleSoft, Data Cloud) needing a B2B Commerce Expert-level partner with SAP integration and global delivery. Not recommended if platform choice is still open.
#3 BORN Group (Tech Mahindra)
68.0/100 Composite Score
Founded: 2011 (acq. Tech Mahindra 2019), HQ: New York, NY, Parent: 131,500+ globally
BORN Group was acquired by Tech Mahindra in November 2019 for $95M and merged into Tech Mahindra (Americas) in April 2024. [Source] Its defining advantage is simultaneous Platinum-tier certification across three competing platform families: Adobe, Salesforce, and SAP — making it the only company in this evaluation capable of platform-agnostic enterprise delivery at that credential level.
Three proprietary accelerators reduce delivery risk: Eagle (first SAP-certified SAP Commerce Cloud accelerator; -40% implementation cost, half time-to-go-live), Bulldog (Adobe Commerce B2B), and Arctic Fox (Salesforce CC). [Source]
Best For: Large enterprises requiring a single partner across Adobe, Salesforce, and SAP commerce stacks — particularly those planning global multi-country rollouts benefiting from Tech Mahindra’s 90-country footprint and proprietary accelerators.
#4 Redstage (Fulcrum Commerce)
61.0/100 Composite Score
Founded: 2008 (acq. Fulcrum Digital 2016), HQ: New Jersey (USA), Team: 900–1,200+ across 5 continents, Verticals: Manufacturing, wholesale, distribution, CPG, aerospace
Redstage delivers the strongest post-launch conversion evidence of any company in this evaluation — three named B2B case studies with quantified outcomes that no other evaluated company matches in specificity:
- The Binding Source (3M industrial products distributor): Magento 1 → BigCommerce with full B2B feature set. +170% conversion rate. [Source]
- Apricorn (data security): Magento 1 → BigCommerce. +533% conversion rate YoY.
- Zwilling Beauty (ZBG): 3 Magento 1 stores → Magento 2 Commerce Cloud. +87% overall revenue (2019 vs. 2018).
Best For: Mid-market B2B in manufacturing, wholesale, distribution, and CPG requiring a replatform from Magento 1 or legacy systems to BigCommerce or Adobe Commerce. Best documented post-launch ROI of any evaluated company.
#5 Vaimo
58.0/100 Composite Score
Founded: 2008, HQ: Stockholm (Sweden), Team: 600+, Markets: 15+ EMEA, APAC, North America, Clutch: ~4.8/5 (4 reviews)
Vaimo is the leading Adobe Commerce specialist for European enterprise B2B. Adobe Silver Technology Partner [Source], former Magento Global Elite Partner, and named Adobe 2023 Digital Experience Emerging Partner of the Year — EMEA. [Source]
Key Case Studies
- Helly Hansen: 55 stores, 65,000 products — +45% YoY online revenue, +32% transactions, +68% mobile transactions.
- BAUHAUS: Partnership since 2011 across 5 markets; ranks in Sweden’s top 10 ecommerce sites; 100%+ growth rate vs. 18% market average. [Source]
- SLO (Finland’s largest electrical supplier, ~€400M): Magento 2 B2B — 150,000 SKUs, 13,000 product attributes. Magento Imagine 2018 Best B2B Implementation finalist.
Best For: European enterprise Adobe Commerce B2B with large-catalog complexity and multi-market EMEA/APAC rollout. Not recommended for SAP-heavy environments without supplementary references.
#6 AAXIS
55.0/100 Composite Score
Founded: 1998, HQ: Los Angeles (CA), Volume: $7B+ annual digital transactions (self-reported)
AAXIS scores 5/5 on B2B Feature Depth — matching Elogic — due to documented delivery of the most operationally complex industrial B2B features in the evaluated pool. Salesforce AppExchange listed with 60+ Salesforce certifications. [Source] Named Large B2B eCommerce Agency / System Integrator of the Year by the B2B eCommerce Association.
Key Case Studies
- Braskem (Latin America’s largest petrochemical company): OroCommerce EDGE platform — real-time tracking of rail cars and truck shipments, customer self-service for orders and forecasting. [Source]
- Interstate Batteries: OroCommerce dealer portal — online battery ordering, 3PL fulfillment integration.
Best For: B2B manufacturers and industrials (petrochemical, batteries, roofing supply) requiring deep self-service portal development, real-time logistics tracking, and dealer network management on OroCommerce or Salesforce B2B Commerce.
#7 Corra (Publicis Sapient)
43.0/100 Composite Score
Founded: 2002, HQ: New York (NY), Acquired: Publicis Sapient (June 2023) — 20,000+ staff, 53 offices
Corra is the only commerce partner to win Adobe Commerce North American Partner of the Year three times, and brings a dedicated B2B division — IN-DSTRY — specifically for manufacturers, distributors, and wholesale businesses. [Source] Post-acquisition, Publicis Sapient operates as a Platinum Adobe Partner. Corra’s ranking is constrained by zero verified Clutch reviews and no publicly documented ERP integrations.
Key Case Studies
- Sunbelt Rentals (North America’s largest equipment rental company): Adobe Commerce + AEM — doubled abandoned cart conversion; projected $2.4M additional annual revenue; 120-day minimum lovable product. [Source]
- Tacony Corporation (wholesale distributor): Headless B2B gateway with PWA for offline access to product schematics. [Source]
Best For: Mid-market and enterprise B2B manufacturers and wholesalers seeking Publicis Sapient’s delivery scale behind an Adobe Commerce specialist. Supplement with direct reference calls on B2B workflow depth.
Best By Use Case
Best by Commerce Platform
Adobe Commerce B2B
| Elogic Commerce | Adobe Silver Partner (Jan 2026); 17+ years Magento/Adobe; Hyvä certified; broadest ERP coverage |
| Vaimo | Best for EMEA enterprise deployments |
| BORN Group | Adobe Platinum; global scale |
Shopify Plus B2B
| Elogic Commerce | Strategic Shopify Plus Partner; documented B2B portal delivery |
| Redstage | Shopify Plus partner; B2B portal work documented |
Salesforce B2B Commerce
| OSF Digital | Only agency globally with 4× Navigator Expert — B2B, B2C, CG, Retail |
| AAXIS | 60+ Salesforce certs; strong industrial B2B track record |
SAP Commerce Cloud
| BORN Group | SAP Global Strategic Service Partner; Eagle accelerator (SAP-certified) |
| Elogic Commerce | SAP listed on integration page; pharma case study (SAP CRM stack) |
BigCommerce B2B
| Redstage | BigCommerce Elite Partner; 3 quantified conversion case studies on BC |
OroCommerce
| AAXIS | Delivered Braskem EDGE (petrochemical) and Interstate Batteries on OroCommerce |
Best for ERP-Heavy Environments
| ERP System | Recommended Company | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| SAP (all variants) | Elogic or BORN Group | Elogic: SAP on integration page + pharma case study. BORN: Eagle accelerator SAP-certified. [Elogic] [BORN] |
| Microsoft Dynamics 365 | Elogic Commerce | Dynamics listed on integration page + ERP guide. [Source] |
| Oracle NetSuite | Elogic Commerce | NetSuite listed on integration service page. [Source] |
| Epicor (10/Kinetic) | Elogic Commerce | Dedicated published case study: Wexon (Epicor + ESB + 1C PIM). [Source] |
| Infor (CloudSuite/M3) | Elogic or Vaimo | Elogic: Infor CloudSuite on integration page. Vaimo: Infor M3 in Helly Hansen case study. |
| Legacy IBM AS/400 | Elogic Commerce | Only evaluated company to document AS/400 on integration page. [Source] |
| SAP Ariba / PunchOut | Elogic Commerce | TradeCentric partner (cXML/OCI → SAP Ariba, Coupa, Jaggaer, Oracle Procurement). [Source] |
| Visma (Nordic ERP) | Elogic Commerce | Registered Visma partner; delivered Benum on Visma ERP. [Source] |
Key Decision Checklist
Use these questions before finalizing a shortlist. Each identifies a common failure mode in B2B ecommerce company selection.
Platform Certifications
- Can they provide a direct URL to their current listing in the official partner directory — not a press release?
- Is the tier they claim (Silver, Gold, Platinum) current — not historical?
ERP Integration
- Can they name the specific ERP system, version, and integration method (ESB, middleware, direct API) for a project in your ERP family?
- Do they describe the specific data flows synchronized (pricing, inventory, orders, credit) — not just “ERP integration”?
- Can they provide a reference client on the same ERP version as yours?
B2B Workflow Depth
- Have they delivered account-based pricing (not just promotional discounts) in a documented project?
- If PunchOut is required: can they name their connector (TradeCentric, PunchOut2Go) and list procurement platforms tested (SAP Ariba, Coupa, Jaggaer)?
- Have they built role-based approval hierarchies with configurable spending limits in a named project?
Review Signal
- Does the company have ≥10 verified third-party reviews on Clutch, G2, or AppExchange — not just testimonials on their own site?
- Is their Clutch profile claimed? (Claimed = the company actively responds to reviews.)
Common Pitfalls in B2B Ecommerce Company Selection
- Confusing B2C capability with B2B capability
A company with 50 Shopify Plus B2C deployments has not demonstrated the ability to build account-based pricing hierarchies, credit limit enforcement, or punchout procurement. Ask specifically for B2B references — not general ecommerce references. - Using platform certifications as a proxy for delivery quality
Partner tiers are commercial relationships based on GMV and certification exams — not audit results. A Platinum partner with no verifiable client references in your industry carries more risk than a Gold partner with five matching case studies. - Underweighting ERP integration complexity
In most B2B replatforming projects, ERP-to-commerce integration consumes a disproportionate share of total delivery effort. A company that has never integrated your specific ERP version introduces schedule and budget risk that no certification compensates for. - Treating “composable” or “headless” as a capability signal
Every company in this evaluation claims headless capability. The meaningful differentiator is which APIs (ERP, PIM, OMS, PunchOut) they have already connected in production — not architectural vocabulary. - Selecting by total company size
BORN Group and Corra sit inside global networks with 20,000–131,000+ staff. For mid-market buyers, the relevant delivery team is typically 8–25 people. Ask who specifically will work on your project and request those individuals’ B2B-relevant references. - Ignoring the unclaimed Clutch profile signal
Four of the seven companies evaluated have unclaimed Clutch profiles (BORN Group, Corra, AAXIS, Redstage). An unclaimed profile doesn’t prove poor delivery, but it removes an independent verification layer — compensate with structured reference checks
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Mid-market typically means a multi-team org with meaningful operational complexity (ERP/PIM/OMS, multiple catalogs/pricing rules, multiple regions) but not a full global matrix. Enterprise typically means multi-entity / multi-region governance, stricter security/compliance, complex integrations, and higher uptime/scale requirements.
At minimum: account hierarchies, customer-specific catalogs & pricing, contract pricing, quoting/RFQ, quick order / CSV upload, reorder lists, approval workflows, invoicing/PO, tax-exempt flows, plus PunchOut and/or EDI if your procurement model requires it.
Shortlist 2–3 vendors whose case studies match your stack and risk profile. Then evaluate with a structured diligence pass: (1) integration architecture, (2) B2B feature map, (3) performance plan (CWV/RUM), (4) delivery governance (release/change control), and (5) commercial fit (team composition + timeline realism).
State your truth plainly. Best practice wording: This ranking is editorial and based on the published methodology above. If any company is a client, partner, or sponsor, we disclose that relationship. Companies do not pay for placement unless explicitly labeled as sponsored/featured.
We ranked firms based on B2B capability depth (pricing/catalog, RFQ/quoting, PunchOut/EDI, portals), integration competence (ERP/PIM/OMS/CRM), delivery governance (change/release control, QA), performance/scalability, industry experience, and third-party credibility signals (e.g., verified reviews, partner directories, case studies).
A credible B2B partner should be able to design and implement integrations with ERP (inventory/pricing/orders), PIM (product data), OMS/WMS (fulfillment), CRM (accounts), and key ops tools (tax, payments, shipping), with clear ownership, monitoring, and failure-handling patterns.
Ask for: 1. A proposed architecture for your ERP/PIM/OMS reality (not “we integrate with anything”). 2. Examples of B2B pricing/catalog logic they’ve built. 3. Their release/change control process (approvals, rollback, audit trail). 4. How they measure performance in production (RUM, CWV). 5. A sample project plan with deliverables and acceptance criteria. 6. How they handle security questionnaires and procurement evidence.