T2ETECH
B2B

B2B and industrial websites with catalogues, specifications and RFQs

Structure products, technical documents and supported industries so procurement can assess fit and sales can receive an actionable quotation request.

WHO IT’S FOR

What should the website help your business do?

Manufacturers, distributors and B2B services whose buyers compare specifications and scope before commissioning work.

  • Product details are scattered across documents
  • Quotation forms omit model references and quantities
  • Corporate presentation does not answer procurement questions
SCOPE & SOLUTION

The development scope

  1. 01

    Product categories, models, specifications and approved files

  2. 02

    Genuine industry and use-case information

  3. 03

    RFQs carrying references, quantities and application context

  4. 04

    Editing and document approval permissions

  5. 05

    Sales routing and an agreed CRM integration scope

ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW

Example RFQ: category/model → specification → quantity → sales

Prices may depend on quantities and terms. Collect the information needed to quote rather than inventing prices. Corporate pages explain the company; catalogue information supports procurement comparison.

An illustrative scope example; inclusion is agreed for each project.

ACCEPTANCE

Agree acceptance before development

Discuss your project on LINE

From scope to acceptance and handover

01 /

Understand

Discuss goals, audiences and constraints to define a useful scope.

02 /

Design

Make structure and interactions clear before development begins.

03 /

Build & test

Develop the system and test critical journeys across real devices.

04 /

Launch & support

Launch, share documentation and use evidence to guide improvements.

Agree test cases, reviewers, account ownership and support before work. Test critical journeys with approved data before launch.

PROJECT INVESTMENT

Project and ongoing costs

Scoped by templates, data, languages and integrations.

The proposal identifies templates, languages, content, inclusions, integrations and post-launch responsibilities before work begins.

  • Model, document and verifiable certification updates
  • CMS/CRM and integration fees
  • Document-link and RFQ-delivery maintenance
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Questions before commissioning

How is this different from a general corporate website?

A corporate website presents the organisation, people and capability. B2B catalogue and RFQ journeys help procurement compare specifications and quantities. Both can belong to one website.

Is a member portal required?

Only when prices, documents or orders require restricted partner access. Member approval, permissions and account maintenance add separate scope.

NEXT STEP

Have a website or workflow to improve?

Share the current site, example data and next steps for your team. We can identify a useful first release and future additions.