Manufacturers · Industrial suppliers · Wholesalers

Wholesale web design. Give buyers the detail to start a useful enquiry.

Custom websites for manufacturers and wholesale businesses in Ireland. Bring capabilities, product information and technical documents together, with enquiry routes shaped around how your sales team scopes a requirement.

Explore the buyer journey
Built around your customers

Show what you supply. Explain what your business can make.

Industrial manufacturing website design and wholesale website design need to support different buying questions. We organise the information around your actual products, capabilities and sales process.

Manufacturing capabilities

Help a buyer assess a production fit.

Explain the processes, materials, sectors and types of work your business undertakes. Present your team-approved capability statements, project examples and relevant documents beside the route to discuss a requirement.

Wholesale catalogues

Make ranges and product information usable.

Wholesale web design can organise products into useful categories, with agreed attributes, images and specification documents. Decide whether the next step is a trade enquiry, a quote request or a separately scoped ordering system.

Industrial enquiries

Collect enough detail for the sales team.

A specification request may need a product reference, quantity or delivery context. We agree which fields belong at first contact and whether drawings, document exchange or trade accounts require an additional workflow.

Product and capability information

A catalogue built around the way buyers compare.

We define the product categories and useful attributes before designing the page layouts. A clear content model also makes updates more manageable for your staff.

ContentBuyer questionWhat your team prepares
CapabilitiesCan this supplier handle the work?Approved processes, materials, capacity descriptions and examples
Product detailsWhich item meets the requirement?References, attributes, images and related products
DocumentsWhere can I check the specification?Current datasheets, drawings or published supporting documents
Sales enquiryWho can discuss this requirement?Useful enquiry fields and the appropriate receiving team
From public catalogue to trade workflow

Agree where information and orders come from.

A CMS-managed catalogue and a website connected to a product or business system have different requirements. We identify which system owns product information and who keeps public specifications current.

ERP, stock or product-information connections are assessed against the provider interfaces and access available to your business. Imports, updates and error handling enter the proposal only after the relevant data flow has been defined.

Trade pricing, account approval, quantity rules, ordering and payments can form a separate B2B commerce scope. For the public website, we can start with a product catalogue and useful quote requests, then agree any additional operational features.

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Your website scope

A defined build. A practical handover.

Custom design, development and launch are planned together, with a written quote for the agreed deliverables.

Replacing a supplier website?Account for product references and document links.

We agree the pages and catalogue information to retain, map changed addresses to redirects and check technical-document destinations. Handover covers the publishing tasks your staff will maintain after launch.

Before commissioning your website

Questions about your next website.

We agree the public product catalogue, categories, business information and trade enquiry routes. The build covers custom layouts, responsive development, an agreed CMS and technical launch setup. Trade pricing, accounts, ordering and integrations are assessed separately.
Yes. A manufacturing website can introduce your processes, materials, sectors and published capability information. We organise the approved content, relevant examples and documents so buyers can assess the business and contact the appropriate team.
Yes, using the document types and publishing structure agreed in the brief. We define how documents relate to products or capabilities and who maintains their current versions. Your team supplies and approves specifications and supporting files.
Trade accounts, customer-specific pricing, order rules and payments require a separate functional scope. We define the users, approval process, pricing source and operational responsibilities before choosing an implementation or connecting an existing platform.
We assess the supported API, feed or export methods and the access your business can provide. The proposal defines which system owns each field, how updates work and how failures are handled. Supplier costs and integration development are itemised separately.
File uploads and private document exchange can be included after their requirements are agreed. We define file types, receiving destination, access and storage with your team. A simpler initial form can collect the reference and contact details needed to arrange a specification discussion.
The quote depends on the catalogue size and structure, page count, content preparation, migration and connections to other systems. We provide a fixed written price for the agreed scope. Hosting, domains, licences and ongoing services are separate.
The CMS scope identifies the product, document and capability information your staff can update. We provide access and instructions for those tasks. One month of support covers delivered functionality, with technical maintenance and additional features available separately.
Start with how your business works

What does a buyer need before sending you a specification?

Tell us about your products, manufacturing capabilities and current data sources. We’ll propose the website structure and enquiry workflow that fit your sales process.

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