“We don’t just need products in the system. We need everyone working from the same product and pricing truth.”
Product information starts simply. A SKU, a name, a description, a price and a stock quantity. Then the business grows; variants multiply, channels need different data, wholesale customers need trade pricing, discounts need rules, purchasing needs supplier product information, the warehouse needs accurate identifiers, finance needs cost and margin visibility, ecommerce needs clean product attributes, sales needs confidence that the right customer sees the right price. If product and pricing information is not controlled properly, the business creates operational friction everywhere. Stok.ly helps bring product and pricing truth into the operational control layer.
Stok.ly product and pricing information management helps growing businesses control the product and commercial data that sits behind orders, stock, purchasing, ecommerce, B2B trade and reporting. It is part of Stok.ly’s order management-led, inventory-centric ERP platform. That means product information is not treated as a disconnected catalogue. It is connected to order control, inventory control, trade pricing, warehouse execution, purchasing, fulfilment, channel operations and reporting.
What do you like best about Stok.ly – Inventory-Centric Cloud ERP?
“We have gone from a pen and paper warehouse to a completely digital system that has streamlined our business immensely. The customer support has been superb since the day we onboarded with Stok.ly and we continue to build a great relationship with the team.We use Stok.ly daily in our warehouse and have found a number of features to now be invaluable. The ease of integration is incredible and has streamlined tasks within our business ten fold.”
Stok.ly B2B wholesale order management helps businesses control trade orders, account workflows, stock availability, backorders, partial shipments, fulfilment and operational visibility.
It is part of Stok.ly’s order management-led, inventory-centric ERP platform.
That means wholesale order management is connected to inventory control, warehouse execution, transfers, purchasing, product and pricing data, fulfilment and reporting.
| Capability | What it controls | Customer problem addressed | Operational value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Product Master Data Control | Core product records, product consistency and product data governance | Duplicate or inconsistent products across systems, channels and workflows | Creates a cleaner product truth for orders, stock, purchasing, fulfilment and reporting |
| Variant and Attribute Management | Product variants, attributes, catalogue structure and product detail | Messy catalogues, unclear variants and inconsistent product information | Improves catalogue clarity across ecommerce, wholesale, warehouse and reporting workflows |
| B2B Trade Pricing | Trade pricing, customer pricing and B2B pricing structures | Manual pricing and inconsistent pricing for trade customers | Improves pricing control, sales confidence and margin visibility |
| Multi-Tier Trade Pricing and Discount Engine | Complex B2B pricing across tiers, discounts and rules | Difficulty applying the right price to the right customer or account type | Supports scalable B2B pricing control across customer types and sales workflows |
| Margin Protection and Approval Engine | Margin thresholds, approval rules and commercial guardrails | Low-margin sales, uncontrolled discounts and unclear approval processes | Protects margin and creates stronger commercial governance |
| Discount Governance Framework | Discount structures, discount application logic and approval discipline | Discounts applied inconsistently or without clear control | Improves pricing discipline and reduces margin leakage |
| Margin Protection Approval Engine | Low-margin order control and approval workflows | Orders being accepted without enough margin visibility or governance | Creates a control layer between sales behaviour and financial outcome |
| Discount Governance Framework | Commercial discounting behaviour | Uncontrolled discounting and inconsistent pricing decisions | Helps sales and finance work from clearer pricing rules |
| Customer Profitability and Commercial Intelligence | Customer profitability, B2B customer behaviour and commercial reporting | Unclear profitability by customer, account or commercial relationship | Helps teams understand which customers and accounts are commercially valuable |
| Order-Level Profitability Engine | True profitability at order level | Difficulty understanding whether individual orders are profitable after cost and fulfilment impact | Improves margin visibility and commercial decision-making |
| Current approach | What tends to break | Stok.ly approach |
|---|---|---|
| Product data managed separately by channel | Different teams work from different product information | Connect product data to orders, stock, pricing and reporting |
| Trade pricing held in spreadsheets | Sales teams manually check prices and discounts | Control B2B pricing and discount logic inside the operational platform |
| Manual discount approval | Margin control depends on people remembering rules | Apply margin and discount governance through controlled workflows |
| Messy variant management | Product information becomes hard to trust across ecommerce and warehouse workflows | Control product variants and attributes as part of product master data |
| Profitability reviewed after the fact | Teams only understand margin once damage is already done | Connect product, pricing, cost and order data to profitability intelligence |
This page is not for businesses that only need a simple product list or a basic ecommerce catalogue.
It is for businesses where product data, pricing, trade rules, margin and operational control need to work together.
Product information management is the control of product data, descriptions, variants, attributes and catalogue information used across sales, purchasing, stock, warehouse, ecommerce and reporting workflows.
Pricing management is the control of price lists, trade pricing, discount rules, customer pricing and commercial pricing governance.
Yes. Stok.ly supports B2B trade pricing and pricing control for businesses that need different pricing structures by customer, account, tier or trade relationship.
Product data affects fulfilment because warehouse teams, ecommerce channels, purchasing, sales orders and reporting all depend on accurate product identifiers, variants and attributes.
Stok.ly supports margin protection, discount governance and profitability intelligence by connecting pricing, cost, customer and order information.
See how Stok.ly helps growing businesses connect product data, pricing, trade rules, stock, orders and reporting in one operational control layer.
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