In B2B commerce, buying behavior is fundamentally different from B2C.
Purchases are rarely impulsive. Instead, they are planned, reviewed, approved, and executed across multiple teams and locations.
That’s why a simple “Add to Cart” model often falls short for B2B businesses.
To address this real-world challenge, SpurtCommerce introduces the “Add to Shipping List” feature, designed specifically for complex B2B procurement workflows.
Understanding Real B2B Buying Behavior
B2B buyers don’t place orders instantly. They typically:
A single cart cannot effectively support this level of coordination.
The Add to Shipping List feature in SpurtCommerce allows buyers to prepare and organize purchases before they are officially ordered.
Instead of pushing everything into a cart, buyers can create multiple shipping lists, each aligned with a specific delivery requirement.
Multiple Shipping Lists
Buyers can add products to multiple shipping lists, making it easier to organize large and recurring purchases.
Delivery-Based Separation
Create separate lists for:
This ensures clarity long before checkout.
Save for Future Orders
Products can be saved without blocking the cart, allowing teams to prepare orders in advance while keeping active purchases moving.
Once the purchase is approved, lists can be reviewed and consolidated smoothly into final orders.
By organizing products by location and purpose, businesses significantly reduce mistakes common in bulk procurement.
B2B purchasing is:
With Shipping Lists in SpurtCommerce:
This aligns technology with how B2B businesses actually operate.
Whether you’re running a wholesale platform, a distributor network, or an enterprise procurement system, Shipping Lists help you:
This is not an add-on feature, it’s a core B2B capability.
“Add to Cart” works for consumers.
Shipping Lists work for B2B.
By introducing the Add to Shipping List feature, Spurtcommerce supports the real workflows of B2B commerce, where planning, approval, and logistics matter just as much as pricing.
This is how modern B2B platforms should work.
And this is exactly what SpurtCommerce is built for.