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PROWERB — Elevating Brands

Marketing Operations Backbone since 1979. Promotional products, logistics, kitting and digital commerce. One partner with its own operations in Kleve.

Elevating Brands — since 1979.Kleve · Düsseldorf · Dortmund · Lüdinghausen
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Agora Commerce
Overview
Topics
  • B2B shops and dealer portals
  • Employee shops
  • Catalogues and pricing
  • Procurement and approvals
  • Ordering models
FeaturesDemos
Technology & operations
  • Integrations
  • Shop operations and administration
  • Technology and access
Employee shops
  1. Software
  2. Agora Commerce
  3. Employee shops

Agora Commerce · PROWERB’s own B2B shop software

Your own shop for equipping your team.

Workwear, welcome kits or branded products: we build an Agora shop where employees select what they need. Your company defines access, assortments and ordering rules. The Teamwear example shows how a product selection becomes a traceable equipment order.

Explore Teamwear equipment orderingDiscuss your shop project
TeamwearEquipment for our team

Our team equipment

Team hoodie

Artwork required

€39.90net per unit · example personalisationView item and artwork

Coordinate orders over time

Preorders and group buying have their own workflows. You can open either example directly.

View preordersView group buying
Example view of an individually designed Agora shop. The steps explain the workflow using fixed example data.

From an invitation to the right equipment.

  1. Receive access

    A person is assigned to the intended company and user context. Purchasing in a closed shop starts with the appropriate access.

  2. Choose equipment

    The assortment shows the items available to the group. Sizes, variants and quantities are part of the product selection.

  3. Check allowance and artwork

    Configured allowances or subsidies are considered. For personalised items, required artwork files are associated with the particular order line.

  4. Follow the order

    Employees and administrators retain the order reference. Required file corrections and subsequent processing are explained on the order.

You define the rules.

Invitations and closed access
Define who participates, who manages invitations and how access is removed when someone leaves.
Allowances and quotas
Quantities, periods and eligible products define the equipment available to a person or group.
Shop credit
A monetary balance can represent a subsidy. Credit and item allowances follow different rules and are considered separately.
Product personalisation
Artwork requirements, accepted files and review steps are specified per product. A file workflow is distinct from an additional online design editor.

The shop also supports coordinated ordering periods.

Preorders collect demand within a defined window. Group buying makes a shared quantity visible. We choose the approach that fits procurement and production, including processing after the campaign closes.

Employee shop questions.

Can different teams receive different products?

Yes. Group assignment, assortments and ordering rules are configured together. Different teams may need different products or allowances.

Can PROWERB provide additional services?

Shop development and agreed equipment, storage and shipping services can be planned together. Responsibilities and scope are documented for your project.

The features for your shop.

Companies and access

  • Invitations and closed access

Budgets and ordering rules

  • Shop credit
  • Allowances and quotas

Ordering and products

  • Product personalisation
  • Preorders
  • Group buying

What equipment does your team need?

Let’s discuss user groups, assortments and ordering rules for your employee shop.

Discuss your shop project