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Give each buyer the catalog, pricing, content, and workflows that match their account, contract, and role—without building separate storefronts or duplicating data.
B2B commerce is not one-to-many. A distributor and a reseller buying from the same platform should see different products, prices, checkout workflows, and content. Enforcing these differences manually—through workarounds, separate sites, or account-level overrides—creates operational overhead that compounds with every new customer segment added.
Virto's customer-specific commerce layer enforces account-level rules at the data layer, the pricing engine, and the catalog simultaneously. The result is a fully personalized buying experience per customer—not a shared experience with exceptions slapped on.
Personalization adapts content and recommendations based on behavior. Customer-specific commerce enforces access rules, contract pricing, and workflow requirements at the data layer—it's commercial logic, not preference logic. A buyer can't see products outside their assortment regardless of how they navigate.
No. Virtual catalogs, account-level price lists, and configurable workflows all operate from a single platform instance. Each buyer's experience is scoped at the rule layer, not the infrastructure layer.
Yes. The pricing engine and catalog access rules are exposed through the unified API layer—the same rules that govern the storefront apply to any system querying via API.