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B2B Dealer Commerce Platform

Your entire dealer channel, on one platform.

Self-service dealer ordering + credit-limit enforcement + tax-ready invoice generation (GST-ready in India, VAT/ZATCA-ready in the Gulf) — run standalone, or above your ERP via API-based integration. Not a DMS. Not a SFA.

The complete B2B commerce platform: accounts, catalogue and pricing, quotes, ordering and order management, credit and finance, inventory, workflows and reporting — one system your dealers actually transact on.

Why this isn't a billing app, a DMS or a SFA

Your dealers don't need another app. They need somewhere to order.

Somewhere to order on their own, at 11pm, without a phone call — with their credit limit enforced before the order lands, and a clean tax-ready invoice at the end of it. That combination isn't what the usual tools do.

Not a DMS

A DMS manages your distributors' downstream stock and secondary sales. It isn't where dealers place orders.

Not a SFA

A SFA tracks your field reps' visits and reports. It doesn't give the dealer a self-service channel.

Not a billing app

A billing app makes invoices after the fact. It doesn't capture the order or enforce credit at order time.

Concord is the channel your dealers place orders through — with credit enforced at the moment of order. No billing app, DMS or SFA bundles that.

The complete platform

Not a point tool — the full B2B commerce platform.

Everything your dealer channel runs on, in one system: accounts, catalogue and pricing, quotes, ordering, credit and finance, inventory, workflows and reporting. The deep pages cover each capability — here's the whole span.

Operations & platform

Inventory & warehouse

Multi-warehouse stock, per-buyer visibility rules, thresholds, safety stock and low-stock alerts, so dealers order what's available.

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ERP integration

Sits above your ERP via API-based integration — no rip-and-replace. Connect Tally or any other ERP the same way; orders, catalogue, credit and invoices sync clean.

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Accounts & organisation

Corporate, dealer and seller accounts, buyer–seller relationship mapping, credit profiles and onboarding.

On the platform

Users, roles & permissions

Multi-user accounts with role-based access — buyer, approver and manager roles, invitations and activity tracking.

On the platform

Workflows & approvals

Configurable approval and escalation across quotes, orders, credit and budgets — validation, blocking and audit workflows.

On the platform

Reports & analytics

Order, quote, credit, aging, inventory and financial reports with dashboards, filters and scheduled exports.

On the platform
How it fits together

One layer for the whole order — above your ERP, or standalone.

Your dealers order into Concord. Concord runs the span end to end and generates the tax-ready invoice. Everything downstream of that invoice stays with the system you already use.

Your dealers order online CONCORD · B2B DEALER COMMERCE Storefront & catalogue Self-service ordering Credit-limit enforcement Tax-ready invoice Quotes & RFQ Accounts & roles Workflows & approvals Reports & analytics Runs standalone no ERP required Or above your ERP API-based integration DOWNSTREAM — NOT CONCORD IRN · signed QR IRP filing · GSTR-1 Handled by the system you already use — your ERP / GSP Live on real orders no ERP in the loop Your ERP Tally or any other, via API
Concord spans the order end to end and generates the tax-ready invoice; IRN, signed QR, IRP filing and GSTR-1 remain downstream with your ERP or GSP.
See it in motion

The platform, in one short walkthrough.

A dealer places an order, credit is enforced at order time, and a tax-ready invoice is generated — end to end, in under two minutes.

The case for self-service

Cheaper to process. And what buyers now expect.

Digital self-service isn't a nice-to-have — it changes the unit economics of every order, and it's the way buyers already want to work.

₹500–1,000 → ~₹20
Cost to process a manual order versus the same order placed digitally.
Digital Commerce 360
67% → 83%
B2B buyers who prefer self-service at research — rising to 83% when reordering.
McKinsey B2B Pulse
Who it's for

Manufacturers that sell through a distributor or dealer network.

Whatever you make. If your dealers order over WhatsApp and phone, your team re-keys those orders into your system, and credit exposure only surfaces in a receivables report after the fact — this is built for exactly that.

Dealers order over WhatsApp & phoneOrders scattered across channels, re-keyed by hand.
Credit exposure found out too lateBreaches surface in an aging report, not at order time.
A dealer network to serveMany accounts, each with their own catalogue, pricing and limits.

We work most closely today with branded building-materials manufacturers — tiles, paints, adhesives, pipes, electricals, TMT steel, AAC blocks — where these problems bite hardest. But the platform serves any dealer-network manufacturer the same way. Vertical detail lives on Industries.

Answers, straight

Frequently asked

Is a dealer ordering platform the same as a DMS or an SFA?
No — and Concord is neither. A DMS manages your distributors' downstream stock and secondary sales; an SFA tracks your field reps. A dealer ordering platform is the commerce layer your dealers transact on directly: they order themselves, credit is enforced at order time, and a tax-ready invoice is generated.
Do manufacturers need an ERP for B2B ecommerce?
No. Concord runs standalone across the full span — storefront, ordering, credit-limit enforcement and tax-ready invoicing. If you already run an ERP, Concord sits above it via API-based integration — Tally today, other ERPs via the same approach.
Where does e-invoicing sit in India?
Concord generates the tax-ready invoice, applying CGST/SGST/IGST. Everything downstream — IRN, signed QR, IRP filing, GSTR-1 — stays with the system you already use for it (your ERP or GSP).
How does invoicing work outside India?
Same boundary, different tax regime. Concord generates the tax-ready invoice — VAT/ZATCA-ready in the Gulf. Downstream clearance and reporting, whatever your jurisdiction's tax authority requires, stays with the system you already use. Concord produces the invoice; it doesn't replace your filing pathway.
Can one platform handle B2B, B2C and marketplace commerce?
Yes — Concord runs B2B dealer commerce, B2C, and multi-seller marketplace commerce on one platform. This page is the B2B dealer-commerce story.
How long does it take to go live?
It depends on catalogue size and whether you're syncing an ERP. We scope a realistic timeline against your data in the demo rather than quoting a number that may not hold for your setup.

One platform for your whole dealer channel.

Self-service dealer ordering + credit-limit enforcement + tax-ready invoice generation (GST-ready in India, VAT/ZATCA-ready in the Gulf) — run standalone, or above your ERP via API-based integration. Not a DMS. Not a SFA.
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