Which B2B and wholesale systems does LumiTalk work with?
It works on top of the commerce, ERP, and CRM stack wholesalers actually run — Shopify B2B, BigCommerce, Adobe Commerce, and Salesforce B2B Commerce on the storefront side; NetSuite, Cin7, Brightpearl, DEAR, and QuickBooks on the ERP and inventory side; and HubSpot, Salesforce, and Pipedrive for CRM, with Stripe, Docusign, Gorgias, and Zendesk alongside. It captures the RFQ, stages the reorder, and writes the record; your commerce platform and ERP stay the system of record. Running something else? Ask — the list keeps growing.
Will it quote prices to my accounts?
Only the ones you've approved. Lumi verifies the trade account first, then answers account-specific and tiered pricing from approved data — never a generic list price to an account with negotiated pricing. Anything it can't confirm — a special discount, a one-off deal, contract pricing — is captured as an RFQ and routed to the rep. It never invents a final price or a discount off its own authority.
Can it approve net terms or a credit application?
No — and it's built not to. Net-30, net-60, or a new credit application is captured cleanly, sent your credit-application link, and routed to finance with the account attached. Lumi never grants terms, never extends credit, and never makes the finance decision itself. A human always approves credit.
How does it handle bulk reorders?
It reads the account's order history. When a verified buyer says 'run the same order again' or wants to repeat a past PO, Lumi confirms the SKUs and quantities against the history and stages the reorder against the account in your commerce platform or ERP — so a standing reorder takes one message instead of a callback and a re-keyed PO. A rep still approves pricing where your process requires it.
Isn't B2B too complex for AI — every account is different?
That's exactly why the account comes first. Lumi doesn't answer generically; it verifies the trade account and works from your approved pricing, that account's tier, and its order history. The complex, judgment-heavy parts — special pricing, credit, contract negotiation — are the parts it routes to a human, with the account and request already gathered. It handles the repetitive capture-and-route work so your reps spend their time on the deals that need them.
What about buyers in other time zones and languages?
Lumi answers 24/7 in 70+ languages. The overseas account placing a PO at 3 AM your time, the buyer who needs a quote over a holiday weekend, the receiving desk checking a delivery date — all get a real answer instead of an after-hours void, with everything captured and routed for your team in the morning.
How is this different from your DTC ecommerce support?
The DTC page is about the post-purchase queue — WISMO, order edits, and returns for consumers. This is about the wholesale desk: RFQs and account pricing, bulk reorders, net terms and credit routing, and PO status for trade buyers who have a rep and negotiated pricing. Many operators run both, but the B2B job is a quote-and-account motion, not a returns queue.
How fast can we go live, and what does it cost?
Days, not months. You give us your B2B storefront, your approved pricing rules, your account structure, and your routing; Lumi starts with the plays most wholesale desks run — RFQ capture and routing, reorder from history, PO status, net-terms routing, and quote follow-up. Pricing is a flat monthly rate sized to your volume and channels, not per-minute metering. Book a demo, tell us your setup, and we'll put a number in front of you.