Order history & reorder
Quick answer
Customer access to past orders with the option to quickly reorder them, fully or partially.
Key takeaways
- The full list of orders with status and documents
- A 'reorder' button for any past order
- Partial reorder (only selected lines)
- Download of related invoices and delivery notes
What reorder is
Reorder lets the customer repeat a past order with one click instead of rebuilding it from scratch. Order history gives the customer transparency and autonomy.
What it includes
- The full list of orders with status and documents
- A 'reorder' button for any past order
- Partial reorder (only selected lines)
- Download of related invoices and delivery notes
Why it matters
Reorder increases order frequency and value: the customer orders more often because it's easy. It also reduces support pressure, as the customer finds status and documents themselves.
How CRMconnect helps
The CRMconnect B2B portal exposes the full order history synced with the ERP, with full or partial reorder and access to invoices/notes — a complete self-service experience.
Real-world example
A partner store manually reordered last month's order by e-mail. With CRMconnect's reorder feature, placement time dropped to a few seconds, and order frequency rose ~18%.
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Frequently asked
Can I reorder just part of an order?+
Yes. Reorder can be full (whole order) or partial (selected lines only), with prices and stock refreshed at reorder time.
Does the customer see invoices too?+
Yes. History includes related documents (invoices, delivery notes) available for download, reducing support requests.
Where CRMconnect fits
Related terms
B2B Portal
An online platform where business customers (distributors, retailers, HoReCa) place orders 24/7 at their contract prices.
B2B commerceQuick order lists
Templates of frequently ordered products a customer can reuse to order in seconds.
B2B commerceSelf-service ordering
The model where the B2B customer places orders online themselves, without going through an agent or back office.
OperationsOrder cycle time
The total time from order placement to delivery to the customer - a direct measure of operational speed.