A Magento 2 quick order extension should match the way buyers prepare orders. Some customers arrive with a spreadsheet full of SKUs. Others know only part of the catalog and need search or browsing. A few merchants also want shipping, totals, and payment inside the same workspace. Those are different requirements, so there is no honest one-size-fits-all winner.
Short answer: SoftwareSilo is a strong fit for Magento Open Source stores that need SKU and name search, catalog browsing, validated CSV input, configurable and bundle products, and a direct-order path. Amasty and Aheadworks are established alternatives for list-to-cart workflows. Webkul has the broadest published feature set. BSS serves classic wholesale fast order, while BroSolutions is a lean free option.
Comparison
| Solution | Entry methods | Product and order scope | Best fit |
|---|---|---|---|
| SoftwareSilo Quick Order | SKU/name search, catalog browser, CSV upload or paste | Simple, configurable, bundle; cart or direct order with shipping, totals, and payment | Magento Open Source stores wanting a complete storefront ordering workspace |
| Adobe Commerce Quick Order | SKU entry, pasted SKU lists, CSV | Native Adobe Commerce B2B flow into cart | Teams already licensing Adobe Commerce B2B |
| Amasty Quick Order | Search, multiple SKUs, CSV and XML | Product configuration, validation, category table mode, cart or fast checkout handoff | Stores needing XML input or Amasty ecosystem integrations |
| Aheadworks Quick Order by SKU | Name/SKU autocomplete, bulk SKU entry, CSV | Product configuration, customer groups, Company Accounts integration, GraphQL features | Stores using Aheadworks B2B modules or requiring its API coverage |
| BSS Wholesale Fast Order | Name/SKU search, CSV for a narrower product scope | CMS form, Mini Fast Order, broad storefront product-type support | Wholesale stores wanting a familiar fast-order form and floating entry point |
| Webkul Quick Order | Search, CSV/XML, saved lists, reorder, category view | Broad product support, guest use, analytics, REST and GraphQL | Projects that need many adjacent features in one package |
| BroSolutions Quick Order | SKU/name entry and quantities | Lightweight add-to-cart form with Hyvä support | Teams wanting a free open-source starting point |
Features and compatibility change. Check the current edition, theme package, license, and integration requirements before buying.
Where SoftwareSilo fits
SoftwareSilo combines three ways to build an order: autocomplete search, a catalog browser, and CSV input from a file or pasted text. The preview separates valid and invalid rows before the buyer commits the list. The storefront supports simple, configurable, and bundle products, including their option choices.
Its unusual feature is the direct-order path. The module can prepare a separate Magento quote, collect addresses, estimate shipping and totals, show available payment methods, and preserve the buyer's previous cart. Stores can keep the standard add-to-cart action as well.
The boundary is equally important. SoftwareSilo does not claim XML upload, saved requisition lists, automatic reorder from order history, or public REST, SOAP, and GraphQL contracts in the base module.
How the alternatives differ
Adobe Commerce includes native Quick Order in its B2B stack. That makes sense when the project already needs company accounts, shared catalogs, requisition lists, and the commercial Adobe edition. It is not a native Magento Open Source feature.
Amasty documents CSV and XML input, on-the-fly validation, product-option editing, and a table ordering mode on category pages. Aheadworks focuses on SKU lists, configurable products, customer-group access, Company Accounts, and current GraphQL functionality.
BSS offers a conventional fast-order page plus a smaller floating form. Webkul publishes a much wider scope with saved templates, reorder, category ordering, analytics, REST, GraphQL, and Hyvä support. BroSolutions takes the opposite approach: a free MIT-licensed SKU/name form with quantities and Hyvä compatibility.
Questions to settle before choosing
- Must buyers upload XML, or is CSV enough?
- Which product types must work inside the form?
- Is adding to cart sufficient, or should buyers handle shipping and payment there?
- Do customer groups and guests need different access?
- Are saved lists, reorder, APIs, Hyvä, or Adobe company accounts required?
- How will existing carts and invalid quantities be handled?
Sources
- Adobe Commerce Quick Order module reference
- Amasty Quick Order
- Aheadworks Quick Order by SKU
- BSS Wholesale Fast Order
- Webkul Quick Order
- BroSolutions Quick Order
Last reviewed: August 9, 2026.