Practical guides, comparisons and lessons from demanding commerce projects.
We write about questions from real Magento and B2B projects. How should prices, payment methods and customer permissions be structured? When is an extension enough, and when does a custom solution make more sense? The articles are written for project owners, developers and store operators.
A primary owner creates accountability. Supporting representatives add coverage without turning customer responsibility into a free-for-all.
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A good handover closes access quickly while moving customer responsibility without rewriting the commercial record.
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Sales representatives need customer context, not unrestricted backend access. A dedicated portal makes that boundary easier to operate and audit.
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The difficult part of a sales-rep integration is not moving names. It is deciding which system owns assignments, permissions, and history.
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SAML gives sales staff one corporate sign-in while Magento keeps the customer assignments and commerce permissions it needs.
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A practical comparison of Magento 2 payment restriction extensions for B2B customer rules, cart conditions, priorities, and multi-website stores.
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SoftwareSilo and Amasty both control Magento 2 payment availability, but their rule models suit different payment policies.
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A practical comparison between SoftwareSilo's B2B payment profiles and Mageplaza's restriction and Payment Suite approach.
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A clear boundary between payment-method visibility rules and the broader company credit and purchase-order workflows in Adobe Commerce B2B.
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A practical way to limit invoice payment to approved Magento 2 B2B accounts without confusing payment visibility with credit management.
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A practical testing framework for payment methods controlled by customer, group, website, cart, product, and priority rules.
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A practical comparison of Magento 2 extensions for customer document libraries, product downloads, and files attached to orders.
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