● B2B Suite · Release Q1 2027
The most advanced B2B suite for Magento Open Source and Mage-OS.
Company accounts, negotiated prices, quotes, approvals and buying on account. Every feature runs on one core, on Hyvä and on Luma.
- Features
- 85
- Modules
- 76
- Release
- Q1 2027
- Early access
- Open
● Compared with competing products
More of the job, on one core.
Competing products for Magento Open Source and Mage-OS are sold as single modules or packages of 5 to 20. The B2B Suite is 76 modules on one core.
The same company, prices and rules apply in the store, the cart, quotes, REST, GraphQL and AI agents, and buyers can do the work your team used to do for them.
"Not listed" means the feature is not in the public feature lists of the competing B2B packages we checked in November 2026. Some are sold separately as single modules.
| Feature | B2B Suite | Competing products |
|---|---|---|
| Modules | 76 | 5 to 20 |
| PunchOut (cXML level 1) | Included | Not listed |
| E-invoicing: Peppol, Factur-X / ZUGFeRD, KSeF | Included | Not listed |
| Single sign-on (OIDC, SAML) | Included | Not listed |
| AI agent gateway | Included | Not listed |
| Receivables and dunning | Included | Not listed |
| Spend analytics | Included | Not listed |
| Stock bins (VMI) | Included | Not listed |
Competing products here are the B2B packages for Magento Open Source whose contents we could read on 31 October 2026. Some of these features are sold separately; the feature list below shows those prices.
● Market value
$3,000–$4,900 for just 17 modules.
That is what competing products with a direct match and a public USD list price add up to for 17 of these features, bought one at a time. The other features come on top, and for many of them we found no competing product to compare with.
- $119–$199List prices of competing products with a direct match.
- ≈ $89–$179The nearest competing product does less. Not in the total.
- IncludedComes with a related feature, or has no separate price to compare.
- Not foundWe found no public price for a competing product, or only hosted services for other platforms.
● Every feature
All 85 features, and what competing products charge.
01 · 10 featuresCompanies and people
Customers become companies that run their own accounts, so your team stops doing it for them.
Company accounts
Each customer is a company with its legal details, parent company, members, administrators and its own order list.
Market value: $119–$199
Company structure
Locations, a tree of teams and cost centers that mirror how the customer is organised.
Market value: Included
Company addresses
Shared billing and delivery addresses, a default for each, control over which members or teams use them, and the option to order to company addresses only.
Market value: Included
Websites and currencies
A company buys on the websites and in the currency you give it. People in several companies switch between them.
Market value: Included
Registration queue
Businesses apply online in one form, and your staff approve or reject each application.
Market value: $149–$228
Invitations
Company administrators invite colleagues by e-mail with a role, then resend or revoke pending invitations.
Market value: Included
Company templates
Versioned blueprints that start a new company with its roles, approval rules, budgets, catalog access, price list, credit line and payment terms.
Market value: Included
Roles and permissions
Company administrators decide who may order, approve, return, view credit and pay.
Market value: Included
Team management
Administrators suspend, reactivate or remove members, change roles and set a monthly spend limit per member.
Market value: Included
Single sign-on
Customers' staff sign in through Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace, Okta, Auth0, Keycloak or any OpenID Connect or SAML 2.0 provider, and you can require it per e-mail domain.
Market value: $399–$699/yr
02 · 16 featuresPrices and catalog
Every buyer sees their own price and their own catalog, in the store, the cart, quotes and the APIs alike.
Price lists and tiers
Price lists with quantity tiers, assigned to companies and optionally inherited from a parent company.
Market value: $89–$349
Contract prices
One company's price for one SKU, with validity dates.
Market value: Included
Company and buyer discounts
Percentage discounts for a whole company or for one of its buyers.
Market value: Included
ERP price gateway
An optional step that takes the price from your ERP, in a fixed order of precedence with the other price sources.
Market value: Included
Cache-safe prices
An optional private-prices mode keeps cached pages neutral and loads each visitor's prices after the page renders.
Market value: Included
Price check
Buyers paste a list of SKUs and see their company's unit and line prices.
Market value: Included
Price explanation
An admin screen showing which step set a company's price and why every other step did not.
Market value: Included
Catalog access rules
Each company and role sees only its products and categories, across listings, search, layered navigation and menus.
Market value: $99–$299
View as company
Staff preview the catalog and prices exactly as a company sees them.
Market value: Included
Login to browse
Turns the store into a private catalog while CMS, login and account pages stay public.
Market value: $69–$99
Part numbers
Customer, competitor and manufacturer part numbers, aliases and GTIN barcodes mapped to your SKUs.
Market value: No list price found
Search by code
An exact code opens the product. Several codes at once open Find by Part Numbers.
Market value: Included
Compliance documents
Versioned safety data sheets, conformity declarations, REACH and RoHS, certificates of origin, EUDR references and digital product passport links, per SKU and per company.
Market value: ≈ $79–$149
Units and quantity rules
Units of measure, pack sizes, minimum quantities and order multiples.
Market value: ≈ $49–$199
Table view for listings
Buyers can browse a category or search result as a table.
Market value: Included
Available to promise
Answers how much a company can have now and when the rest can ship.
Market value: No list price found
03 · 8 featuresQuotes and negotiation
Quote, negotiate and turn agreed prices into orders, without spreadsheets.
Requests for quote
Buyers turn a cart into a quote, or build one from products and bundle kits, then comment and submit.
Market value: $179–$249
Line-by-line negotiation
Either side proposes a unit price, the other accepts or rejects it, and the quote total recalculates.
Market value: Included
Quote attachments
Drawings, specifications and spreadsheets stay with the quote while it is open.
Market value: Included
Quote expiry
Quotes carry a validity date, and buyers get a reminder before it passes.
Market value: Included
Quote desk
Every quote gets a seller from the company's rep, a round-robin pool or a default, and sellers see cost and margin on each line.
Market value: ≈ $199–$249
Price exceptions
An offer below the margin floor waits for another admin's approval before the buyer sees it.
Market value: Included
Quote statistics
Win rate, response times and loss reasons per seller.
Market value: Included
Quote agreements
An approved quote becomes an agreement the company calls off in parts at the agreed prices.
Market value: Included
04 · 9 featuresOrdering
Repeat orders take seconds, and the orders that used to be retyped arrive complete.
Quick order
Paste SKU and quantity lines, upload CSV or XLSX, or search by SKU or name, then send every orderable line to the cart at once.
Market value: $159–$199
Requisition lists
Named lists of what a company buys again, filled from past orders and shared across the company.
Market value: No list price found
Saved carts
Put a cart aside under a name, share it, or hand it to a colleague who places it.
Market value: Free–$139
Order guides
Built from each company's history: how often and how much it buys, the last price paid and when it is next due.
Market value: ≈ $89–$119
Standing orders
Schedules that fill the cart or draft a purchase order, so a person always places the order.
Market value: ≈ $199
Stock bins (VMI)
Min and max par levels per bin, counted by phone or hardware scanner. Each count proposes the refill as a cart, requisition list or draft purchase order, and bin labels print from the store.
Market value: No list price found
E-mailed orders
Orders sent by e-mail are matched to SKUs and become a draft quote your team checks. The built-in parser works without an AI provider.
Market value: Hosted services only
Ordering by text
Order, reorder and check orders over SMS, WhatsApp or Microsoft Teams. Nothing is ordered until the buyer replies YES.
Market value: ≈ $49–$199
PunchOut
cXML level 1: buyers shop from inside a procurement system such as SAP Ariba or Coupa and send the cart back to it.
Market value: $999
05 · 9 featuresApprovals and spending
The customer's own rules are enforced at checkout, so an order that breaks them never reaches you as a dispute.
Purchase orders
A cart becomes a purchase order with the buyer's own PO number and goes through approval before anything is ordered.
Market value: ≈ $99–$199
Approval rules
Rules by company, amount, currency, requester role, SKU or category, with stages, parallel approvers and escalation when nobody decides in time.
Market value: ≈ $89–$179
Approval delegation
Approvers hand their approvals to a colleague while they are away.
Market value: Included
Budgets
Caps per month, quarter or year for a company or a member, with a ledger of every spend and release.
Market value: ≈ $149–$179
Checkout spend limits
An order over budget is blocked, sent for approval or let through and reported, on every buyer channel. A lock stops two carts spending the last of a budget.
Market value: Included
Order review
Hold every order, orders above an amount or a company's first orders for your review.
Market value: Included
Payment and shipping rules
Restrict which payment and shipping methods each company may use.
Market value: $129–$299
Policy engine
One allow-or-deny engine decides which payment and shipping methods a company can use and when staff can buy on its behalf.
Market value: Included
Spend analytics
Companies see spend by period, member, cost center, category or product, export it to CSV and can have the report e-mailed to them.
Market value: No list price found
06 · 6 featuresCheckout and after-sales
Orders arrive with what the buyer's accounts team needs, and changes stop being phone calls.
Checkout references
A PO number, one of the company's cost centers and a requested delivery date on every company order.
Market value: ≈ $79–$199
Ship-to per line
Send individual cart lines to different company locations in one order.
Market value: No list price found
Branch pickup
Collection at a branch through MSI in-store pickup, set per website and per company.
Market value: ≈ $199–$299
Company orders
Every cart and order records the company, the member, the purchase order and the cost center, on every channel.
Market value: Included
Order amendments
Buyers request changes before an order is invoiced or shipped. Larger orders go through approval first, and an applied change replaces the order.
Market value: No list price found
Company returns
Online returns with quantity, condition and reason per line, resolved by a refund or a credit to the account.
Market value: $179–$229
07 · 9 featuresGetting paid
Credit risk you can see, next to the orders it belongs to.
Pay on account
A Pay on account method with Net 30 and other terms, backed by a net-terms ledger.
Market value: $99
Company credit
A credit limit, balance and available credit in the company's currency, with a full ledger.
Market value: Included
Receivables and dunning
Record payments, credits and write-offs. Overdue accounts are reminded and put on hold automatically.
Market value: Included
Early-payment discounts
Net 30, end-of-month or day-of-next-month terms can carry a discount for paying early.
Market value: Included
Invoice portal
Buyers see open and settled invoices, pay several in one payment by bank transfer or card, in full or in part, and download statements with aging.
Market value: No list price found
Deposits and staged billing
Ask a deposit on an approved quote or purchase order, bill an open invoice in stages and confirm bank transfers.
Market value: Included
VAT ID checks
VAT IDs are checked against EU VIES and re-checked on a schedule, the consultation number is kept as evidence, and reverse charge is applied.
Market value: €199
Tax exemption certificates
Approve, reject or revoke each company's certificates.
Market value: Hosted services only
E-invoicing
EN 16931 e-invoices in Peppol BIS Billing 3.0, Factur-X/ZUGFeRD, XRechnung and EHF Billing 3.0, plus KSeF FA(3), checked against the format rules and archived as XML.
Market value: ≈ €299
08 · 5 featuresYour sales team
Reps see what needs attention on their accounts and act on it inside the store.
Sales rep assignment
Each company gets a rep from your admin users, who sees the companies they look after.
Market value: $119–$199
Rep signals
A worst-first list of accounts: credit holds, overdue invoices, quotes at risk, due reorders and shrinking baskets.
Market value: Included
Assisted buying
Reps shop for a buyer with that buyer's time-limited, revocable consent.
Market value: Free–$39
Conversations
Threads between buyers and staff, per order or general, with attachments and unread counts.
Market value: $99
Notifications
Buyers, approvers, reps and staff get the e-mail each step needs, with the template you choose.
Market value: Included
09 · 7 featuresAI and integrations
ERPs, headless storefronts and AI agents get the same prices and rules as the store.
AI agent gateway
A customer's AI agent acts for one company member over MCP, at that buyer's price and within its spend limits. It can fill carts and submit purchase orders but can never approve them.
Market value: Free–$299
Agent purchase mandates
Signed mandates name the store, products and quantities an agent may buy.
Market value: Included
Price and availability feeds
Each company gets a signed, expiring and revocable feed of its catalog and prices, as JSON or CSV.
Market value: No list price found
Webhooks
Signed events for companies, quotes, orders, credit and more, sent to your ERP, CRM or middleware with retries and redelivery.
Market value: $149–$229
Integration health
Alerts by e-mail, Slack, Teams, PagerDuty or webhook on outbox lag, dead letters, failure streaks, error rate and delivery backlog.
Market value: Included
REST API
The suite over Magento's REST API, for headless storefronts and ERPs.
Market value: Included
GraphQL API
The buyer side of the suite for headless and PWA storefronts.
Market value: Included
10 · 6 featuresPlatform and compliance
A record of who did what, built for the storefront you already run.
Audit log
An append-only log of the actor, action, document, channel and before-and-after data across the suite's workflows.
Market value: ≈ $149–$179
Data retention
Keep records only as long as you choose.
Market value: Included
Hyvä and Luma storefronts
Every buyer screen has a Hyvä version and a Luma version.
Market value: Included
B2B admin menu
All screens in one B2B Suite menu, grouped by the work they belong to.
Market value: Included
Private document storage
Files live outside the web root, and the feature that owns a file authorises each read.
Market value: Included
B2B data import
An optional package imports companies, their users and credit accounts from an existing B2B store on the Magento platform. Your developer or integrator provides the data source.
Market value: No list price found
Market values are public list prices of competing products for Magento Open Source, checked on 31 October 2026 from the product pages we could read, without sale prices. Terms differ: some are one-time, some cover the first year, and support periods vary. Competing products are also sold in smaller bundles at a discount. Euro prices and hosted services are not in the total. Prices can change, so check the current price of each product.
● Proof
Tested like infrastructure.
- Unit tests
- 3,913
- Integration tests
- 2,848
- Browser tests
- 258
- PHPStan level 8 errors
- 0
From the suite's verified test run of 16 October 2026. Browser tests ran on Mage-OS and on Magento Open Source 2.4.9. Read the B2B Suite documentation.
● Questions
Before you ask.
When is the B2B Suite released?
The release is planned for Q1 2027.
How do I get early access?
Request it through our contact form. We grant early access per project, on request, and reply within one business day.
What will it cost?
Pricing is announced with the release.
Which platforms does it support?
Magento Open Source and Mage-OS on Magento 2.4 (magento/framework 103), with PHP 8.1 to 8.5.
Does it work with Hyvä?
Every buyer screen has a Hyvä version. On Hyvä store views the checkout runs through Hyvä's Luma checkout fallback. Hyvä Checkout, the paid module, has not been tested with the suite.
What does PunchOut cover?
cXML level 1: the buyer starts in the procurement system, shops in your store and sends the cart back. OCI and the procurement system's OrderRequest are not included yet, so orders reach the store through the channel you agree with the buyer.
Does it send e-invoices to Peppol or KSeF?
The suite builds, checks and archives the documents, and the built-in option keeps them for download. Sending needs an access point integration, which your developer or integrator adds.
Can we bring our existing B2B data?
An optional package imports companies, their users and credit accounts from an existing B2B store on the Magento platform. Your developer or integrator provides the data source.
Does any data leave my store?
Accounts, prices, quotes, approvals and payment terms run in Magento. VAT IDs are checked against EU VIES and your webhook endpoints receive the events you subscribe to. Every other connector, such as Stripe, an AI provider, an e-invoicing access point or an SMS gateway, is used only once you switch it on.
● Release Q1 2027
Start before the release.
Early access is granted on request. Tell us about your store or project and we'll get back to you within one business day.