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B2B Businesses

Sell to business customers without rebuilding the quote every time.

Whether you distribute products, trade across multiple brands, sell through dealers, supply institutions, combine products with services, or quote project-based requirements, Prastav helps you organise the commercial information behind every customer conversation.

Keep your product and service catalogue, multiple pricing catalogues, customer-specific commercial terms, proposal templates, follow-ups, delivery commitments and payment status in one connected workspace.

Useful for distributors dealers wholesalers trading companies suppliers system integrators project sellers

Products & Services Catalogue

Keep what you sell organised before the customer asks for a quote.

B2B businesses often sell across many products, brands, models, options, accessories and services. Keep those records reusable so salespeople are not searching old spreadsheets, PDFs and previous proposals whenever a new enquiry arrives.

Maintain the customer-facing description, specifications, unit, standard options, documents, accessories and related services your team needs when building a proposal.

01

Products that stay reusable

Keep product names, descriptions, specifications, units and supporting documents in one maintained record. When information changes, update the catalogue instead of correcting it independently in every proposal.

02

Accessories, options and add-ons

Keep complementary items close to the products they are commonly sold with so sales can build a more complete offer without relying on memory.

03

Services sold with the product

Installation, freight, configuration, maintenance, support, training or other service lines can be maintained separately and added when they are relevant to the customer requirement.

04

Custom items when the deal is different

Add a customer-specific product or service without breaking the workflow. If it becomes part of your regular offering later, convert that knowledge into a reusable record.

Customer-Specific Selling

Use different pricing catalogues for different customers and customer types.

A dealer, distributor, institutional buyer, project customer or direct customer may not buy at the same rate. Choose the appropriate pricing catalogue for the customer, then apply deal-specific quantities, discounts, services, freight, taxes and payment terms where needed.

Keep the reusable product information separate from the commercial decisions made for this account or enquiry. That gives sales flexibility without turning the catalogue itself into a collection of duplicated customer-specific records.

Reusable product Product / Model X

Standard description, specifications, unit and supporting documents.

Customer-specific offer
Pricing catalogue
Dealer Pricing
Quantity
50 units
Discount
7.5%
Add-on
Installation
Payment
30 / 60 / 10 schedule
Delivery
Committed date

Pricing Management

Use multiple pricing catalogues for the way your B2B business sells.

Maintain different pricing catalogues for standard customers, dealers, partners, institutions, projects, regions or revised annual rates. Select the appropriate catalogue when preparing the customer proposal.

The selected catalogue gives sales a controlled starting point. Quantities, negotiated discounts, taxes, freight, services and other proposal-specific changes can still be applied without changing the base catalogue.

Multiple pricing catalogues
Standard PricingDefault rates
Dealer PricingSelected for this account
Project / Institutional PricingLarge or project-based enquiries
Partner PricingChannel-specific rates
2026 Revised RatesCurrent revision

Give sales the right starting price

The salesperson chooses the appropriate pricing catalogue instead of finding and validating a separate spreadsheet.

Apply deal-specific commercial decisions

Keep negotiated discount, quantity, freight, installation, taxes or other special changes on the proposal itself.

Reuse commercial terms and payment schedules

Payment schedules, delivery terms, warranty, freight treatment, taxes and proposal validity can remain reusable structures and be selected or adjusted for the customer.

Payment schedules Use terms that fit the deal.
AdvanceFull or partial upfront payment MilestoneStage-based commercial schedule Credit termsCustomer-specific due period Custom scheduleYour own percentage or amount stages

Customer Proposals

Bring the products, pricing and commercial terms together in one customer-ready proposal.

A B2B proposal may combine several products, accessories, services, quantities, customer-specific pricing, taxes, documents and commercial terms. Use a reusable proposal structure so sales does not rebuild the document from zero.

The template provides consistency. The actual products, prices, discounts, terms and customer requirements remain specific to the deal.

Customer & enquiry summary Products and quantities Accessories / add-ons Services Pricing & discounts Taxes and freight Payment & delivery terms Documents / specifications Terms & conditions

Follow Through

Keep the opportunity visible after the proposal leaves your inbox.

B2B sales often involves revisions, internal approvals, customer follow-ups, delivery commitments and payment milestones. Keep the next action attached to the customer and proposal instead of relying on memory or separate reminders.

After acceptance, keep delivery or service commitments and customer payment status visible for operational follow-up, while your accounting or invoicing system remains the financial system of record.

Proposal sent Revision Accepted Delivery / service Payment follow-up
Next action

Keep the customer conversation moving.

Follow-up
Confirm revised quantity
Owner
Account manager
Next date
15 Sep 2026
Customer payment status

See what has been received and what is still pending.

Order value
₹8,40,000
Received
₹4,20,000
Pending
₹4,20,000

Record the commercial milestone for sales follow-up without turning Prastav into an accounting system.

Built for everyday B2B selling Catalogue. Pricing. Proposal. Follow-up. One connected commercial workflow.
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