Token estimate: ~9,200 # Wholesale Handler > Customer order portal for wholesalers - customers order online 24/7 instead of phoning or emailing. Free plan, no transaction fees. Last updated: 2026-10-04 Wholesale Handler is a self-service B2B ordering portal built for small wholesale businesses such as bakeries, fresh produce wholesalers, egg producers, and seasonal operations like Christmas tree farms and pumpkin growers. Customers place orders 24/7 with delivery dates through the portal - no more phoning, emailing, or texting to chase. Merchants manage orders, products, customers, invoices, and delivery rules from one place, with an aggregated production schedule turning incoming orders into a daily or weekly plan. Invoice and payment tracking are built in: merchants generate invoices from orders, send them by email or PDF, and customers can declare payments for merchants to confirm. An optional public storefront lets new customers find you through search engines. The whole app can be used before signing up, on an account already stocked with sample data. No transaction fees, no contract, and a free plan for the smallest operations with no credit card required. ## What merchants can do - **Order management** - search, filter, and mark orders as processed, one at a time or in bulk; print packing slips for a single order or a whole selection. Orders move through eight stages - Placed, Locked, Processed, Invoice created, Invoice sent, Customer declared paid, Paid, and Invoice disputed - so an order is not simply open or closed. Place an order on a customer's behalf, overriding the ordering rules where you need to, and cancel any order. A customer can update their own order until it locks, and sees the full set of changes before confirming - **Standing orders** - weekly, two-weekly, three-weekly, or four-weekly recurring orders, set up by the customer or by you on their behalf. Each upcoming order is generated automatically at the cutoff for its delivery day. Three days before the order is placed, the customer gets a preview email with the line items at today's prices, a one-click "Skip this order" link that doesn't need a sign-in, and a link to update the schedule - if they do nothing, the order fires normally. Lines that are out of season or unavailable on the day are dropped and reported rather than silently ordered, and a delivery that falls below the minimum spend stops instead of placing. Pause to a specific resume date or pause indefinitely; skip a single occurrence; update any line anytime. Optional minimum-spend override per schedule. Up to 10 active per customer - **Product catalogue** - add products with names, descriptions, prices, VAT rates, an optional manufacturer barcode and a per-merchant SKU, which the form can suggest as an unused code. A product can be sold as a plain single, as a named single ("Bunch", "Loaf"), or as a pack ("Tray of 12") - set a unit label and a pack size, and the customer-facing wording follows - **Pricing modes** - a product can be priced by Unit, by Catch weight, or by Weight. Unit is a fixed price per selling unit - piece, box, or case. Catch weight is counted in units and billed by the weight recorded at pick, so the buyer sees a typical price up front and the money re-settles once the goods are weighed. Weight is ordered as a weight directly. The mode is separate from the selling unit, so a tray of twelve can be priced by Unit or by Catch weight - **Seasons** - a product can carry one or more recurring seasons. A season is a day and month rather than a date, so it repeats every year with nothing to renew, it can wrap the year end (1 November to 28 February), and several seasons express a split one. A product with no seasons is available year-round - **Unavailability windows** - mark a product unavailable for one or more date ranges, each tagged with a reason (weather delay, limited stock, discontinued, or other) and an optional customer-facing note, with an open-ended "until further notice" option - customers cannot order it for a delivery date inside a window - **Stock tracking (opt-in)** - optional per-product stock tracking - leave it off and Wholesale Handler does not count that product, showing it as "Not tracked" with no stock limit applied (the produce-to-order default), or turn it on to track finite quantities. Two simultaneous orders cannot oversell the same stock. Customers can ask to be emailed when an out-of-stock product is restocked, or when a product comes back into season - **Customer management** - set a customer up in one of three ways. Fully managed customers have no email address and do not sign in - you place their orders for them. Notified-by-email customers are emailed their orders and invoices but have no portal. Self-managed customers get their own sign-in. A managed customer can be promoted to a sign-in later without losing a single order or invoice. Customers and outstanding invitations sit in one list rather than two, and delivery notes and private merchant-only notes hang off the customer - **Invoice generation** - select processed orders and collate them into one draft per customer - a second batch for the same customer joins their open draft rather than raising a second invoice. Updating stops at the draft, so a sent invoice is immutable. Finalising emails the customer the PDF, and you can export one at any time. Orders whose catch-weight lines have not been weighed yet are refused, so an estimate cannot bill as the actual - **Payment tracking** - customers declare payments, merchants confirm or dispute after checking their bank. Recording a bank check is a step of its own that changes no status, so chasing a payment doesn't have to start with an accusation. Disputes send a professional email written by Wholesale Handler so the merchant doesn't have to compose it. Payment references, bank check history, and a full timeline on every invoice. Optional for both sides - **Data export** - export invoice line items to CSV for accounting software. Preset periods or a bounded custom range, column selection and renaming, settings saved per merchant, and a preview of the real rows before downloading. Only finalised money is exported, so a draft invoice does not reach the accounts - **Dashboard** - action items (pending orders, uninvoiced orders, unconfirmed payments), this month vs last month stats (orders, revenue, average order value), revenue plotted at a granularity you choose, outstanding invoices aged into 0-30, 30-60 and 60+ day bands, top products and customers over a period you pick, and quiet customer alerts measured against each customer's own ordering rhythm - **Public storefront (opt-in)** - a public product page for your business that search engines can find, listed in a public directory of storefronts by country. Choose which products appear, and either show prices or replace them with "Contact for pricing". Nothing publishes without a human review, and updating a live page does not take it offline - the public keeps seeing the approved version until the change is approved. Disabled by default - nothing is published unless you set it up - **Production schedule** - every order for a delivery date collapses into one make-list, in daily and weekly views, and says whether the totals can still move. Open a day for per-customer picking detail and a private note, or print a production sheet with tick boxes. Catch weights are recorded at pick and re-settle the money - **Order profiles** - reusable bundles of ordering rules, assigned per customer. Every accepted delivery day carries its own cutoff, so Monday can close at 2pm the Friday before while Thursday closes at 5pm on the day itself - same-day ordering is just a cutoff that lands on the delivery day. A profile also carries delivery charge, minimum spend and the threshold that waives the charge, whether delivery dates are picked by day or by whole week, and how far ahead an order can be booked. Group customers who share a delivery run onto one profile - e.g. a distant region you only serve on Wednesdays and Thursdays - update the profile once and every customer on it follows, or move customers between profiles in bulk. Up to 20 profiles; merchants who deliver to everyone on the same days just keep the single default - **Order lock window** - decide when a customer can no longer update their own order. By default it locks at the delivery cutoff; you can instead lock it immediately on placement, or a fixed 15 minutes to 24 hours after it - **Closures** - block out dates when you are closed, as a single day or a shutdown week, applying across every order profile. A closed date tells the customer which rule closed it - a closure, a day you do not deliver, a cutoff that has passed, or a date beyond how far ahead you take orders - **Cutoff message** - optionally write a short message that customers see once a delivery date has locked - tell them in your own voice how to reach you if they really need a last-minute change - **Price lists** - create up to 20 named price lists with per-product pricing. Every customer buys from exactly one list, and sees only their price, not the list name. Set prices directly or as a percentage of the Default list, with rounding controls for charm pricing across all currencies. Change a Default price and you are asked whether to recalculate the lists derived from it, and customers move between lists in bulk. A price that has just gone up is shown to the buyer struck through beside the new one for thirty days rather than changing quietly - **Customisable business details** - configure invoice and packing slip content including business info, bank details, and returns policy - **Team members** - invite up to 10 colleagues, counting invitations still outstanding. Each one gets their own email address and password over the same orders, customers and invoices, and sets their own password when they accept. A colleague runs the daily trade - orders, products, customers, invoices, price lists and standing orders - while the subscription, who else is invited, and the settings that govern how the business trades stay with the owner. Access can be taken back at any time and ends immediately. No plan charges per person ## What customers can do - Place orders 24/7 from any device - Browse the product catalogue with prices, pack sizes, and availability - View order history, each order showing one of five stages - Placed, Locked, Processed, Invoice sent, or Paid - Reorder from previous orders - Set up your own standing orders for recurring deliveries (weekly, two-weekly, three-weekly, or four-weekly). Three days before each order is placed, get a preview email with today's prices and a one-click skip link - if you do nothing, the order goes through normally. Pause to a chosen resume date or indefinitely, skip a single occurrence, or update anytime - Cancel or update an order before it locks - at the delivery cutoff, or sooner if the merchant sets a shorter window - and see the full set of changes before confirming - Receive and view invoices online. The PDF arrives attached to the email sent when the invoice is finalised - Order weighed goods by weight rather than by count, where the merchant prices them that way - Ask to be emailed when an out-of-stock product is restocked, or when a product comes back into season - Subscribe to a weekly summary of what is coming into and going out of season, unsubscribable from the email without signing in - Declare payments on invoices so the merchant knows to check their bank - Dashboard with pending orders, spending summary, and most-ordered products for quick re-ordering ## Who it's for Wholesale Handler suits suppliers who take recurring, multi-line orders from a known set of trade customers, often at a different price per customer, and who handle their own delivery and take payment directly. The shape of the business matters more than the industry - the clearest fit is a supplier whose customers reorder on a regular rhythm and who runs ordering today on phone calls, WhatsApp, email, or a spreadsheet. Illustrative verticals, not a closed list: - Bakeries supplying cafes, restaurants, and shops - Fresh produce and microgreens growers supplying restaurants and grocers - Egg producers supplying trade customers - Coffee roasters supplying cafes on a weekly roast schedule - Breweries self-distributing to free houses where direct supply is legal - Butchers and other small producers taking repeat trade orders Less of a fit: - Businesses that must take card payment at the point of order - Wholesale Handler tracks payments but does not process them - Pure retail or direct-to-consumer selling - customers are trade accounts the merchant sets up, not the walk-in public - One-off or single-window seasonal selling where a few phone calls a year already cover it - Operations needing an ERP, warehouse management, delivery route planning, or point-of-sale ## What Wholesale Handler is NOT - No payment processing - merchants handle payments directly (bank transfer, direct debit, etc.). Built-in tracking lets both sides record and confirm payments without Wholesale Handler touching the money - No delivery tracking or route planning - No order confirmation emails - the on-screen order is the confirmation. Customers can opt into supplementary order receipt emails, but the site is always the source of truth - Not accounting software - invoices are generated but not synced to accounting tools - Not a point-of-sale system - Not a public ecommerce store - every customer is set up by the merchant, either as an account they sign in to or as a record the merchant orders on behalf of. There is no public sign-up. An optional public storefront shows your products to help new customers find you, but it takes no orders - No recipe costing, batch scheduling, or nutritional labelling ## Try it without signing up Wholesale Handler can be used before you sign up. The site opens on a working account already stocked with products, customers, orders and invoices, and a toggle switches between the wholesaler and one of their customers, so you see both sides of the same trade. The only actions held back are the ones that would send email to a real person. No email address, no card, nothing to install. Sign up and the account you have been using becomes yours. ## Larger operations and custom limits Wholesale Handler is built for small wholesale operations, and the plans are sized to match: up to 50 customers on the largest, and on every plan up to 500 products, 20 price lists, 20 order profiles, and 10 active standing orders per customer. None of these is a technical ceiling, and a custom plan carrying higher limits can be set up on request. If your operation is larger, or you need more than one of these limits allows, email me at dan@wholesalehandler.com rather than assuming it will not fit. Bigger and non-standard setups are welcome. ## Pricing Three plans, and the only difference between them is how many customers you can trade with. Every feature is on all three, including the free one - no tier withholds a capability. No transaction fees, no per-user charge, no setup fees, no contract. Cancel anytime. The free plan covers up to 3 customers, needs no card and does not expire. Starter raises that to 10 customers and Pro to 50. If a subscription ends the account returns to the free plan with nothing deleted, and a merchant over the free limit chooses which customers keep ordering. **Pricing:** | Currency | Starter | Pro | |----------|----------|----------| | GBP | £22/month | £79/month | | USD | $29/month | $109/month | | EUR | €25/month | €89/month | | CAD | CA$41/month | CA$149/month | | AUD | A$41/month | A$149/month | | NZD | NZ$51/month | NZ$179/month | ## Links - [Website](https://wholesalehandler.com/) - [Pricing](https://wholesalehandler.com/pricing) - [Claim account](https://wholesalehandler.com/claim-account) - [About](https://wholesalehandler.com/about) - [Contact](https://wholesalehandler.com/contact) ## Author **Dan Edwards** - Founder Dan Edwards is a software engineer living in Aberdeen, Scotland, and the founder of Wholesale Handler. He writes about wholesale operations, B2B ordering, and small-business software. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dan-edwards-developer Personal site: https://danedwardsdeveloper.com Every page linked below is also served as plain Markdown - add ".md" to the end of its path. ## Static pages - [About Wholesale Handler](https://wholesalehandler.com/about) - [Contact](https://wholesalehandler.com/contact) - [Privacy policy](https://wholesalehandler.com/privacy-policy) - [Terms and conditions](https://wholesalehandler.com/terms-and-conditions) - [Pricing](https://wholesalehandler.com/pricing) - [Product roadmap for Wholesale Handler](https://wholesalehandler.com/roadmap) ## Help articles series 1. [Customers & invitations](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-customers-and-invitations-work-on-wholesale-handler) 2. [Products](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-products-work-on-wholesale-handler) 3. [Price lists](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-price-lists-work-on-wholesale-handler) 4. [Order profiles](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-order-profiles-work-on-wholesale-handler) 5. [Orders](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-orders-work-on-wholesale-handler) 6. [Standing orders](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-standing-orders-work-on-wholesale-handler) 7. [Production schedule](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-production-schedules-work-on-wholesale-handler) 8. [Storefronts](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-storefronts-work-on-wholesale-handler) 9. [Packing slips](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-packing-slips-work-on-wholesale-handler) 10. [Invoices](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-invoices-work-on-wholesale-handler) 11. [Data export](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-data-export-works-on-wholesale-handler) 12. [Order emails](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-order-notification-emails-work-on-wholesale-handler) 13. [Subscription & billing](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-subscription-and-billing-work-on-wholesale-handler) 14. [Delivery settings](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-delivery-settings-work-on-wholesale-handler) 15. [Not yet supported](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/what-is-not-yet-supported-on-wholesale-handler) 16. [Bulk import](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-bulk-import-works-on-wholesale-handler) 17. [Team members](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-team-members-work-on-wholesale-handler) ## Articles - [Wholesale Handler Features](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/features) - [How much does wholesale bakery software cost?](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-much-does-wholesale-bakery-software-cost) - [What type of bakery software do you need?](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/what-type-of-bakery-software-do-you-need) - [Affordable software for Christmas tree farm orders](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/affordable-software-for-christmas-tree-farm-orders) - [A cheaper alternative to BakeSmart for wholesale bakeries](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/cheaper-alternative-to-bakesmart) - [A cheaper alternative to CyBake for wholesale bakeries](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/cheaper-alternative-to-cybake) - [A cheaper alternative to FlexiBake for wholesale bakeries](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/cheaper-alternative-to-flexibake) - [Orderlion pricing - what does it actually cost?](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/orderlion-pricing) - [Orderlion alternative for wholesalers](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/orderlion-alternative-for-wholesalers) - [BlueCart pricing - what does it actually cost?](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/bluecart-pricing) - [Why is wholesale software so expensive?](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/why-is-wholesale-software-so-expensive) - [Do you need AI to take wholesale orders?](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/do-you-need-ai-to-take-wholesale-orders) - [Simple wholesale ordering software that doesn't need a wiki](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/simple-wholesale-ordering-software) - [Shopify vs Wholesale Handler for wholesale bakery orders](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/shopify-alternative-for-wholesale-bakeries) - [How to handle wholesale customers who change their orders at the last minute](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-to-handle-wholesale-customers-who-change-their-orders) - [How to stop taking bakery orders on WhatsApp](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-to-stop-taking-bakery-orders-on-whatsapp) - [How to automatically invoice your wholesale bakery customers](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-to-automatically-invoice-wholesale-bakery-customers) - [How to turn wholesale orders into a production list before you start baking](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-to-turn-wholesale-orders-into-a-production-list) - [How to set a wholesale bakery order cutoff and actually stick to it](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-to-set-a-wholesale-bakery-order-cutoff) - [How to make packing slips for wholesale bakery deliveries](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-to-make-packing-slips-for-wholesale-bakery-deliveries) - [How to stop being the one who takes every wholesale bakery order](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-to-stop-being-the-one-who-takes-every-wholesale-bakery-order) - [How to know which of your wholesale customers haven't paid you](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-to-know-which-wholesale-customers-havent-paid-you) - [Five signs your wholesale bakery has outgrown its spreadsheet](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/five-signs-your-wholesale-bakery-has-outgrown-its-spreadsheet) - [How to take Christmas orders from your wholesale customers without losing your mind](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-to-take-christmas-orders-from-wholesale-customers) - [How to stop taking egg orders on WhatsApp](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-to-stop-taking-egg-orders-on-whatsapp) - [How to plan egg orders around seasonal production](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-to-plan-egg-orders-around-seasonal-production) - [How to make a packing list for wholesale egg deliveries](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-to-make-a-packing-list-for-wholesale-egg-deliveries) - [How to invoice wholesale egg customers](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-to-invoice-wholesale-egg-customers) - [How to set up your first wholesale egg customer](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-to-set-up-your-first-wholesale-egg-customer) - [Shopify alternative for egg wholesalers](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/shopify-alternative-for-egg-wholesalers) - [Affordable software for fresh produce wholesalers](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/affordable-software-for-fresh-produce-wholesalers) - [Order management software for fresh produce wholesalers](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/order-management-software-for-fresh-produce-wholesalers) - [Shopify vs Wholesale Handler for fresh produce wholesalers](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/shopify-alternative-for-fresh-produce-wholesalers) - [Orderlion vs Wholesale Handler for fresh produce wholesalers](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/orderlion-alternative-for-fresh-produce-wholesalers) - [How to update fresh produce prices without calling every customer](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/update-fresh-produce-prices-without-calling-customers) - [How to stop copying WhatsApp orders into a spreadsheet at 4am](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/stop-copying-whatsapp-orders-into-spreadsheet-at-4am) - [How to charge different prices to different wholesale customers](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-to-charge-different-prices-to-different-wholesale-customers) - [How to get restaurant customers to order produce online instead of phoning](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/get-restaurant-customers-to-order-fresh-produce-online) - [A simpler Local Line alternative for wholesale-only farms](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/local-line-alternative-for-wholesale-farms) - [BakeSmart pricing - what does it actually cost?](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/bakesmart-pricing) - [Software for wholesale pumpkin orders](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/software-for-wholesale-pumpkin-orders) - [Using Google Forms for wholesale orders](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/google-forms-for-wholesale-orders) - [How to organise wholesale orders in a spreadsheet (and when to stop)](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-to-organise-wholesale-orders-in-a-spreadsheet) - [Order management software for microgreens growers](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/software-for-microgreens-growers) - [How small breweries take orders from pubs without a distributor](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-small-breweries-take-orders-from-pubs-without-a-distributor) - [How to take wholesale coffee orders from cafes](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/how-to-take-wholesale-coffee-orders-from-cafes) - [What is a standing order in wholesale?](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/what-is-a-standing-order-in-wholesale) - [Wholesale order management for small pet-treat producers](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/wholesale-order-management-for-pet-treat-producers) - [How to set and enforce a minimum order value for wholesale](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/set-and-enforce-minimum-order-value-wholesale) - [Wholesale customer portal - what it is and how it cuts your workload](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/wholesale-customer-portal) - [Can I use Airtable to manage wholesale orders?](https://wholesalehandler.com/articles/can-i-use-airtable-to-manage-wholesale-orders) - 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