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Yes. Products can be stored as a custom content type with fields for SKU, grade, size, pack size, minimum order quantity and a datasheet, then shown in filterable category pages. Instead of a cart, each page offers a quote button or basket that sends a request to sales. Ranges of a few hundred items work with built-in filters; very large ranges may need a dedicated search service, which we recommend only when the numbers justify it.

The submission is validated, checked for spam and stored in WordPress first, so nothing is lost if an email service fails. It is then sent to your CRM, with Zoho a common target, through its API or a webhook, creating a lead with the product and source page. Rules can assign it by product line, region or language, and the owner is alerted by email or WhatsApp Business. Exact fields and routing are agreed in discovery.

WooCommerce can support wholesale ordering through customer groups, trade-only price lists, minimum quantities, credit-terms payment options and quote-to-order flows, using extensions or custom code. GST-friendly invoices need GSTIN capture, HSN codes and tax lines on a PDF your accountant can use. We build to your written rules and suggest you confirm GST treatment with your chartered accountant. This is a technical build, not tax advice.

Choose by how buyers order. If prices are negotiated per customer, per grade or per project, a catalogue with a quote form is simpler, cheaper to run and lower risk. If distributors reorder fixed items against a known price list, WooCommerce lets them order directly and repeat past orders. Many firms start with the catalogue and add trade ordering later, because the product data model is the same. We recommend whichever fits your sales process during discovery.

We usually run all languages inside one WordPress site, with each language on a separate address, a language switch on every page, correct language attributes and hreflang annotations so search engines show each reader the right version. Each product has an entry in the main language and a linked entry for each translation, and anything untranslated falls back to the main language. Translated text should be reviewed by someone who knows your trade vocabulary.

Usually yes, as integration targets. Zoho products offer REST APIs; ERPs and accounting packages differ, so connection is often through an API, a middleware layer or scheduled import and export files, depending on your version and licence. Typical uses are pushing quote requests into the CRM and pulling price lists or stock status into the catalogue. We confirm the exact route in discovery, and your ERP stays the system of record.

Each dealer or branch is stored as an entry with name, address, city, pincode, phone and the region served. Visitors search by city or pincode and see matching dealers as a list and on a map. Maps usually need a provider account and API key, and the provider's terms apply. Distributors can be given logins to update their own details, with your approval before changes go live.

Attach the datasheet to the product entry as a field rather than pasting links into pages, so replacing the file updates every page that shows it. Add a revision date, keep old URLs working and place certificates in a searchable library linked to products. Restricted documents can require an email or login first. We publish only documents you supply and approve, and never claim a certification on your behalf.

A focused catalogue site is commonly 8 to 14 weeks, and longer with WooCommerce wholesale rules, ERP sync or two languages. Cost follows scope: the number of products and content types, filters, integrations, languages, data import, hosting and the wholesale rules. Content readiness is the usual delay. We quote after discovery, once the content model and integrations are written down, so the figure matches a defined scope.