Connect the Shopify store
Keep the supplier catalog in the Shopify or Shopify Plus storefront you already operate.
Give each buyer its own PunchOut connection and catalog access while keeping products and orders in your existing Shopify or Shopify Plus storefront.
PunchOut Central manages the buyer connections centrally. Each connection identifies the buyer and the catalog it may use.
Keep the supplier catalog in the Shopify or Shopify Plus storefront you already operate.
Create a buyer connection for the procurement environment that will launch PunchOut. A new buyer counts as a connection.
Assign the store and the relevant collections or catalog access to that buyer. Repeat the mapping for other buyers using the same store.
Check the buyer’s session, cart return and approved purchase-order path before going live.
The store remains the supplier’s source of catalog content. PunchOut Central maps each enterprise buyer to the right store, collections and catalog access.
Choose which products or collections a buyer can reach through its PunchOut connection.
Configure the buyer’s supported cXML or OCI workflow as required by its procurement system.
Manage buyer connections and follow transaction status, history and issues in one platform.
PunchOut Central links the buyer’s session and returned cart to the later approved purchase order. The corresponding Shopify order is created after that PO arrives; invoice activity remains associated with the transaction.
A new buyer or an additional store counts as a connection. Additional connections beyond any plan’s allowance are $200/month each. Free onboarding assistance is included, with no setup or transaction fees.
No. One Shopify store can serve multiple enterprise buyer connections, each with its own catalog access settings.
Yes. A new buyer or additional store counts as a connection. Plan allowances are 1 for Starter, up to 4 for Growth and up to 7 for Scale.
After the buyer approves the returned cart and PunchOut Central receives the approved PO.
We can review catalog access, procurement requirements and the right connection allowance.