Trainings directly in the shop.

Events and trainings belong to the offer, not beside the shop. The event manager maintains dates, seats and booking where your customers already order.

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Schulungen

Shopware B2B für Einkauf

12. November · Esslingen

8 Plätze frei

890,00 €

Eventmanager Workshop

4. Dezember · Online

3 Plätze frei

490,00 €

ausgebucht
In den Warenkorb

The problem

Training and shop
run separately.

Dates live in a calendar, bookings in a spreadsheet, the catalog in the shop. Customers book by email. Seats are already gone when the confirmation arrives.

  • A second channel

    Events live outside the shop. Prices, company and login do not apply there.

  • Seats in a list

    Who attends sits in a file. Overbooking is noticed too late.

  • Booking by message

    Requests land in the inbox. The order in the shop knows nothing about them.

In the suite

Event manager
in the same shop.

You maintain events and trainings like products. Dates, seats and prices sit in the shop. Customers book with a company account. The booking becomes an order.

See it on your processes

Maintain

Events like products

You create trainings and dates in the shop, not in a separate tool.

Dates

Times, places, seats

Each date has capacity. When the seat is gone, it is gone.

Sell

Booking in the cart

The training lands next to spare parts. One checkout, one invoice.

Customer

With a company account

Login, terms and approvals also apply to events.

Team

Sales sees the booking

Your staff see who took which date.

Close

An order instead of a spreadsheet

The booking is an order in Shopware, not a loose confirmation.

The value

What the event manager
does in the shop.

Trainings are part of the range. Anyone who knows the shop knows the path to a booking.

  • Maintain dates

    You create events and trainings, change dates and close sold out sessions.

  • Sell seats

    Customers book in the shop. Capacity drops with every order.

  • Training next to the catalog

    Spare part and seminar sit in the same storefront. The customer does not switch channel.

  • The company link stays

    Bookings hang on the company account. Attendees and invoice belong together.

The difference

Why the
B2Bsellers Suite.

A separate portal for trainings splits login and order. The suite keeps events in the shop where your customers already buy.

  • For your customers

    One login, one cart, one booking. Seminar and material in one process.

  • For your company

    Maintenance and sales sit where catalog and order already run.

See the event manager on your dates.

In the demo we maintain a training, set seats and book it in the shop.