A price list for each market.
Per-kilo prices are shown only to approved businesses, based on the price list linked to each account.
FGX built the sales platform for Caullê Hortifruti, a family-owned company from Paraná, Brazil, in business since 1977, that supplies supermarkets, retailers and food service operators. Out front, a full-featured online store. Behind the scenes, B2B rules: only approved businesses can buy, each one priced from its market's price list, including on the mobile app.
“Quality that keeps large operations moving.”
Six areas of the store, from the first visit to the product page.
A prominent search bar and two clear paths: register your business or sign in as a customer. Right below, the categories, the most-ordered items and the week's highlights.
01 / 06Products sold by the kilo, filterable by category and packaging (box, bulk and bag) and sortable by most ordered.
02 / 06Each category follows the catalog's structure. Product cards show packaging, weight and grade up front, and flag the most-ordered items.
03 / 06Packaging, weight and origin are laid out in the product details. Prices are shown only to approved businesses; everyone else is prompted to sign in or register.
04 / 06One page lays out the six steps of buying, from the access request to pre-screening, plus the documents the business needs to have on hand.
05 / 06Supermarkets and retailers each have their own path. On approval, every account is linked to its market's price list, with per-kilo pricing and terms that fit its buying profile.
06 / 06An entire sales operation gone digital, from a buyer's first visit to the order placed again every week.
Buyers find products by category and packaging and get to the order knowing exactly what they want.
Only approved buyers can purchase, and every customer comes in already linked to its market's price list.
Prices, orders and invoices in one place, so customers can reorder without relying on phone calls or spreadsheets.
Buyers install Caullê on their phone, no app store needed, and reorder in just a few taps.
How to buy, delivery and payment are all explained, so buyers can decide on their own before the first order.
The sales team signs in through an entrance separate from the store to review registrations and take care of customers.
The store is the storefront of a sales platform. Customers and staff come in through different doors.
Once the CNPJ (Brazil's company tax ID) is entered, the store pulls the company's details from the federal tax authority, and registration is done in a few minutes.
With the reference number and the CNPJ, the business can check the status of its pre-screening.
Approved businesses sign in to the portal to buy and keep track of orders and invoices.
Per-kilo prices are shown only to approved businesses, based on the price list linked to each account.
After signing in, customers see their orders and invoices, with shortcuts to buy again.
The Caullê team has its own access to the platform dashboard, separate from the customer area.
Customers install the Caullê app from the browser, no app store needed, and it opens straight into the shopping area.
In the footer, an invite to download the app, with one button for Android and another for iPhone.
In Chrome, three taps: menu, install app and confirm.
In Safari, step-by-step instructions for adding the app to the Home Screen.
The app comes straight from the website, no app store involved, and updates right along with it.
The app opens full screen right in the customer portal, with the Caullê brand icon and color.
Separate instructions for Android and iPhone, because each system installs apps its own way.
Parts of the store that lead buyers to the order, and the full journey of a new customer.
Search, account and cart in a single header, with the departments right below.
Filters by category and packaging, with an item count for each option.
For existing customers: sign in to the portal and see the prices on their price list.
Search, departments and most-ordered items.
CNPJ, contact person and password, with a reference number.
The team verifies the business and links its price list.
Per-kilo pricing, orders and reorders.
On phones, a fixed bar brings together home, categories and cart, and search sits at the top of every page.
Pix (instant payment), boleto (bank slip) and invoicing on payment terms appear in the footer, next to the data protection seal.
Pages about the company, its quality and its logistics round out the store with what B2B buyers look for.
Catalog, approval-based sign-up and customer-specific pricing: tell us how your company sells, and FGX will design the store around it.