Are Friction-Filled Experiences Preventing You from Creating Longlasting Customer Relationships?
Revenue leakage because of pricing mistakes
Customers still email or call in orders
Order processing bottlenecks
Outdated systems and too-expensive replacements
Inability to scale across regions, brands, and segments
Lost sales from checkout friction
Fragmented account management
One-size-fits-all catalogs
Match real corporate hierarchies
Control access with roles and permissions
Apply contract-specific pricing automatically
Create approval workflows before orders
Reorder without rebuilding
Set approval workflows for high-volume orders
Fulfill multi-site and multi-warehouse orders
Integrate fulfillment systems seamlessly
Improve the flow of quote-to-order
Collaborate in a secure environment
Use controlled account impersonation
Ensure order compliance
Integrate with your ERP and CRM
Extend without upgrade risk
Create multiple digital commerce experiences from one platform
Get rid of vendor lock-in
Frequently-Asked Questions
Liferay is built for the complexity of B2B ecommerce, not adapted from a B2C foundation. Where other platforms require costly add-ons to handle account hierarchies, approvals, and customer-specific pricing, Liferay supports these natively. Liferay also offers flexible integration options with existing ERP systems, CRM systems like Salesforce and Microsoft Dynamics, and procurement systems — giving enterprise teams complete control without vendor lock-in.
Yes. Liferay's multisite architecture allows organizations to manage multiple brands, regions, and customer groups from a single unified commerce platform. Each storefront can have its own catalog, pricing rules, and sales channels while sharing a common back-end — reducing total cost and operational overhead significantly and making it easier to break into new markets.
Liferay is designed for flexible integration with existing systems including ERP systems, CRM platforms, procurement systems, and real-time inventory management tools. Liferay’s API-first architecture and Client Extensions model means your team can connect commerce data across the enterprise without heavy customization or upgrade risk, streamlining operations rather than complicating them.
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