WooCommerce B2B Quick Order 1.4.6

WooCommerce B2B Quick Order refers to a functionality (or specific plugins) designed to streamline the purchasing process for wholesale buyers. Instead of navigating through multiple product pages like a retail customer, B2B buyers use a "one-page" interface to add dozens of items to their cart in seconds.

In the WooCommerce ecosystem, this is usually achieved through specialized plugins like Extend B2B – Quick Order or as a feature within larger suites like Wholesale Suite or B2BKing.

Key Features of Quick Order Forms

Search-and-Add Interface: A simple search bar (often using AJAX) that lets users type a name or SKU and instantly add the product to a list without leaving the page.

CSV Bulk Upload: Large distributors can upload a spreadsheet (CSV) containing SKUs and quantities. The plugin parses the file and populates the cart automatically.

Tabular Product Lists: A "spreadsheet-style" view of your catalog where customers can enter quantities for multiple products and click a single "Add All to Cart" button.

Variation Support: Handles complex products (e.g., different sizes or colors) within the same table, often using dropdowns or separate rows for each variation.

Customizable Visibility: You can restrict the Quick Order page so only logged-in "Wholesale" roles can see it, keeping it hidden from retail customers.

Popular Plugin Options (2026)

Plugin

Best For

Key Pricing/Model

Extend B2B - Quick Order

Pure speed and simplicity

~$79/year

Wholesale Suite

Professional wholesale setups

Bundle pricing (~$149+)

B2BKing

All-in-one B2B "Enterprise" feel

One-time or Annual

WooCommerce Product Table

Highly visual, filterable lists

~$99/year

Why B2B Stores Use This

Reduced Friction: Buyers who order the same items every week don't want to see marketing images; they want a "utility" interface.

Higher Average Order Value (AOV): By making it easier to add multiple SKUs, customers are more likely to complete large, complex orders.

Accuracy: Entering orders by SKU directly into the form reduces errors compared to clicking through a visual shop.

Implementation Tip

If you are setting this up, make sure your SKUs are unique and well-organized. Most Quick Order plugins rely heavily on SKU-based searching to provide the fastest experience for the user.

Would you like me to help you compare the "CSV Upload" process between the top two plugins, or perhaps see a sample CSV format?