Program access
Assign the buyer the store and collections or catalog access intended for its operating program.
Support hotels, restaurants, venues and multi-location operators that need recurring supplies through a structured procurement process.
Hospitality purchasing can involve recurring operational goods, multiple locations and approval rules. A clear buyer connection keeps the catalog and PO journey understandable.
Assign the buyer the store and collections or catalog access intended for its operating program.
Let the buyer start in procurement and select the supplier products required for an approved request.
Keep the cart-return event separate from the approved PO that creates the Shopify order.
Review buyer, store and transaction activity as the program grows.
Use a representative location or operating team, then validate the same stages the broader program will use.
Confirm the procurement system, operating group and store or catalog access.
Assign the relevant Shopify collections or catalog access to that connection.
Shop from the procurement-launched catalog, return the cart and complete buyer approval.
Confirm the approved PO and resulting Shopify order in the transaction history.
The supplier can preserve the normal ecommerce operation while the buyer keeps its approval and PO process.
Yes. PunchOut Central is designed to connect the existing Shopify or Shopify Plus store to procurement.
The buyer-specific connection and catalog setup should be confirmed for each program; multiple buyers and stores can be managed centrally.
Confirm the buyer protocol, catalog access, cart-return behavior, approval path, PO receipt and invoice requirements.
Bring the buyer system, operating scope and Shopify catalog to the conversation.