Shopify Wholesale Developer
Case quantities, minimum orders and fulfilment rules built into the storefront — so a wholesale order reaches the warehouse ready to pick, not ready to query.
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Rules enforced before the order is placed.
Trade buying has its own arithmetic that a standard Shopify checkout doesn’t know: minimum order values, pack sizes, cut-off times, accounts that aren’t allowed to buy below a certain quantity. Left unchecked, that arithmetic gets enforced after the order lands — a phone call, an order held back, a credit note.
We build the rules into the storefront itself, so an order that doesn’t meet your terms can’t be placed in the first place, and everything that does is already correct by the time it reaches fulfilment.
Trade orders that arrive matching your terms
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Trade buying has its own arithmetic — minimum order quantities, pack sizes, case breaks — and Shopify’s checkout doesn’t know any of it by default. We build that logic in, so the rules are enforced before an order is even placed, not fixed afterwards.
A wholesale build from us typically covers:
- Case and pack quantities set up as their own variants, so a buyer orders in the unit that makes sense to them while stock stays tracked in single units underneath.
- Minimum order quantities and case-break rules enforced automatically, so an order that doesn’t meet the threshold can’t be placed at all.
- Unit-of-measure mapping kept consistent across the catalogue, so nothing gets oversold at case level while sitting fine at unit level.
- Order tagging and webhooks that route a placed order straight into your fulfilment process, without anyone opening it to check or correct it first.
- Cut-off times and delivery-day rules where wholesale orders need to line up with a delivery schedule rather than shipping immediately.
We build this at the Shopify layer first — variants, inventory and checkout logic — so it holds regardless of what sits behind it, then connect through by API or webhook wherever the order needs to reach a system outside Shopify.
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What does a wholesale build cost?
It's driven by how many unit conversions your catalogue needs and how deep the fulfilment integration has to go. We scope it precisely first, then give you a fixed, itemised quote before any work starts.
Can customers order by case or pallet instead of single units?
Yes. We set up case, pack or pallet quantities as their own variants, so a buyer selects the unit that makes sense to them while stock and fulfilment continue to think in individual units behind the scenes, with the mapping handled automatically.
Can you enforce minimum order quantities?
Yes. Minimum quantities and case-break rules are enforced at the point of ordering, so an order that falls short simply can't be placed. That stops small, uneconomical orders reaching the warehouse in the first place.
Will orders still need checking by hand before they're fulfilled?
No, that's the point of the build. Once the unit-of-measure logic is correct at checkout, an order can go straight through to your warehouse or fulfilment system without a person opening it to fix quantities first.
How long does this take to build?
Most wholesale order-logic projects are measured in weeks rather than months. You'll get a firm timeline once we've mapped your specific unit and pack structure, before any work begins.