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# Offer Management

The B2Bsellers Offer Management add-on is designed to replace traditional, static ERP offer functions with a dynamic, interactive collaboration platform. By moving negotiations directly into the shop, you can reduce internal process costs by up to 50% while keeping sales teams and buyers perfectly aligned.

## The Core Advantage: System Integration

Unlike ERP offers that require constant system switching, our module allows sales staff to edit, discount, and refine quotes directly on the platform.

* Customer Proximity: Interact with buyers where they shop.
* Dynamic Positions: Add headings, subtotals, optional items, or custom product-independent services.
* Unified History: All quotes, revisions, and final orders are stored in one central location.

## Two Paths to an Offer

Buyers can initiate an offer from their shopping cart in two distinct ways:

### Instant PDF Download

Ideal for government agencies or companies requiring immediate documentation for internal approval.

* How it works: The buyer selects their address and clicks "Create PDF offer."
* Result: A PDF is generated and emailed instantly with a unique offer number.
* Status: Set to "Open." No further negotiation by sales staff is required.

![Clicking on the button "Download PDF offer" ](/files/XBCuEGfH8Noys73CTjLc)

### Interactive Offer Request

Designed for complex B2B negotiations where pricing or assortments need human intervention.

* How it works: The buyer clicks "Request an offer." The request is automatically assigned to their designated Sales Representative.
* Collaboration: If enabled, buyers can add comments to specific line items to explain their requirements.
* Notification: All linked contact persons receive an email, but the primary representative manages the workflow.

![Clicking on the "Request an offer" ](/files/Of2BgMTlWeeR7Knf8OmO)

## The Sales Representative Platform

Once a request is received, the sales staff can fully customize the quote through a dedicated interface:

* Item Adjustment: Add discounts, suggest optional "upsell" products, or include product-independent service charges.
* Structure: Organize the offer with sub-headings and subtotals for better clarity.
* Contextual Messaging: Add personalized introductory and closing texts.
* Activity Tracking: A chronological log tracks when a buyer views, edits, or confirms the offer, providing invaluable "intent" data for follow-up calls.

![Offer overview](/files/ErSPOXSoyUEHaFcARnt0)

![Offer details](/files/surNSN3ntij5jLBlTQXZ)

## Finalizing the Deal: The Buyer’s Action

When the sales rep sends the refined offer, the buyer receives a link leading directly to a commission pop-up.

* One-Click Commissioning: The buyer can select optional items, and the final amount updates in real-time.
* Instant Conversion: Clicking "Order with payment" converts the offer into a standard Shopware order.

![Order offer popup](/files/p1IK0FbFyNUdCMhkcIH5)

## Admin Configuration & ERP Integration

To ensure a smooth handoff to your ERP system, you can configure "Custom Article" handling:

* Dummy Products: Define a "user-defined item" (e.g., a dummy SKU) to be used for any products in the offer that aren't in your standard shop assortment.
* ERP Logic: This allows your ERP to flag these items during order import, signaling that they require manual logistics handling or special procurement.

![Configuration in Shopware Admin](/files/yWYfE59ToLn7ODrQgowd)


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