B2B commerce
In B2B commerce the "customer" is an account whose orders repeat through contracts and habits — one account worth hundreds of consumers. The irony: the most mature customer-value tools were built for consumers, while the highest-value accounts are managed with spreadsheets and sales-rep memory.
Where customer value gets lost here
Reorders depend on the buyer's initiative, not on a system that prompts and rewards.
Account expansion into new categories happens by accident or by a call.
Marketing impact on long-cycle accounts goes nearly unmeasured.
Explicit exploration — and an invitation
This is exploration, said plainly: we offer no B2B product today. What makes it serious exploration is that our mechanisms — rewarding repetition, suggesting what completes an order, measuring events at the source — assume nothing about the buyer being a consumer. If you run a B2B platform or operation and recognize these problems, we want the conversation early.
We show no product UI for this industry because none exists yet — which is exactly what separates honest exploration from a claim.
Plainly
Do you have B2B customers now?
No. This page is explicit exploration — written to find early thinking partners, not to claim readiness.