Can a store run wholesale, with net terms and customer-specific pricing?

Your account buyers buy on terms. So does checkout. A private catalog and account pricing for a named buyer. PO captured at order time, invoice raised from the same ledger as the order, aging and a mark-paid button in the cockpit. The buyer's team orders inside the catalog you agreed to, at the prices you agreed to, and nobody retypes it into accounting. Budgets are an optional switch per store. Lock modes decide whether the location or HQ holds the price. The invoice, the statement and the aging all read from the order, so finance stops asking the rep what shipped.

What it used to cost you: Orders by email, a PO by fax, and an invoice keyed twice into two systems.

The feature is called Private B2B store. It runs on the same rails as everything else here: one catalog, one price list, one cockpit, your name on the front.