Dealer and B2B Pricing in Search
Your dealers see their price, not list. When a buyer logs in, every search result, suggestion and filter shows that buyer's negotiated price and only the products they may buy.
How it works in search
- Results carry the buyer's price.
- Autocomplete suggests only what the buyer may see.
- Facets and counts reflect the buyer's catalog, so a filter never shows a product the buyer cannot open.
- Logged-out shoppers see the public catalog and public price.
Where the prices come from
Negotiated prices and catalog access are set in your store platform. Search reads them and respects them.
Part of PartsLogic Search
Dealer pricing in results is one capability of PartsLogic Search, the fitment-aware site search for parts stores.
Common questions about dealer pricing in search
When a dealer or B2B buyer logs in, every search result, autocomplete suggestion and facet shows that buyer's negotiated price and only the products they may buy. Logged-out shoppers see the public catalog and the public price.
From your store platform. Negotiated prices and catalog access are set there, and PartsLogic Search reads them and respects them in every result. On Web Shop Manager, dealer pricing is described at webshopmanager.com.
No. Autocomplete suggests only what the logged-in buyer may see, and facet counts reflect that buyer's catalog, so a filter never shows a product the buyer cannot open.
Yes. A logged-out shopper sees the public catalog at public prices, and a logged-in dealer sees their price and their catalog, from the same search box.
No. It is part of PartsLogic Search and turns on when your platform carries dealer prices and catalog access. Setting up those prices belongs to your platform, not to Search.
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