What is Quick order?
Quick order is a way of placing an order without browsing the catalogue – the buyer types or pastes SKU codes with quantities, and the system adds them to the cart straight away. It reflects how regular wholesale customers actually buy: they know their product codes and reorder the same items. It usually includes a table with SKU and quantity fields, list import from a spreadsheet or CSV file, code validation and repeating a previous order.
How we use it at Koda Plus
In B2B wholesale stores we provide fast ordering by pasting an SKU list from a spreadsheet, uploading a file, repeating a previous order and using saved carts for recurring deliveries. In Medusa.js stores we build quick order by SKU or EAN on top of the cart, with lines priced from the customer's own price list. In B2B mobile apps the starting point is a quick-add field for SKUs, backed up by barcode scanning. Our demo at demo.koda.plus shows how quick order works with group pricing and company accounts.
When it makes sense
- Regular customers reorder the same product codes
- Orders arrive by email as lists someone has to retype
- A single order runs to dozens of lines
- Quantity breaks should nudge buyers towards larger orders