B2B customer and dealer portals, built to fit.

It is a private site where every company that buys from you signs in with its own account: it sees what it bought, where its orders stand, its warranties and its spare parts, and reorders without calling. It is B2B because your customer is another company, with its own prices and terms, not a consumer in an online store.

Whatever your customers ask you for today by phone, email or WhatsApp: purchase history, order status, reorders, bookings and service requests, warranty and spare parts. At Kit Machinery everything hangs on the machine that was sold: the customer signs in and sees their equipment with its warranty, its service and its spare parts.

An online store is built for anyone to pay by card. A B2B portal starts from a relationship that already exists: per-customer prices, credit, history and after-sales. It can include orders and reorders, but many companies do not buy with a cart and a card. At Zebretaro, for one, there is no checkout: the sale closes with a quote, because that is how a company buys.

Yes. Each dealer signs in with their own account and looks up their price list, their catalog and their orders, instead of asking you by email. You decide what each one sees and what they can do: order, register a warranty or request a spare part.

Yes. Every account can have its own price list, catalog and permissions. It is one of the reasons to build it custom.

Yes. Every account sees only what is its own, and access to each record is decided by role on the server, not just on the screen. Your team sees every customer according to its role: sales, service or leadership.

No. The portal opens in the browser, on a computer or a phone, with their own account.

When that system allows a connection (an API, an export or a file), yes: the portal can show the orders or invoices that live there, next to everything else. We check it during discovery. But a portal that only shows invoices saves few calls; the difference is in orders, warranty, service and spare parts.

We do not publish prices, because it depends on what the first stage solves. What drives the cost: how many kinds of account there are (end customers, dealers, your team), whether each has its own prices and catalogs, how much history has to be migrated and which systems it connects to. After a first call we give you a range, and the proposal comes in stages.

Yes, and that is what we recommend: a first stage that solves whatever generates the most calls, live as soon as possible, and the rest after.

Yes. On delivery, the code, the database and the service accounts are in your company's name. If you decide to work with someone else tomorrow, you take all of it with you.

We are based in Querétaro. We meet in person across the metro area and the Bajío: San Juan del Río, Celaya, León, Irapuato, San Luis Potosí and Aguascalientes. With companies elsewhere in Mexico, and with anyone who prefers to work in English, we work remotely.

Iñaki Zamores, the founder, designs and engineers every platform. The person who understands your business is the one who writes the code, with nobody in between.

We stay with you on a monthly engagement for as long as your company wants, and we recommend it: a system used every day needs someone who knows it. It covers hosting and the database, support for your team, improvements and updates to the site or the system, and the adjustments that legal changes (privacy, invoicing) or security call for. Larger new features are proposed as one more stage, with their own scope. Everything stays in your company's name: you keep working with us because it suits you, not because you depend on us.