01Launch
Company Store Launch
Launch a branded Shopify company store that gives your client an easier way to order again.
From $2,000Company store launchShopifyRepeat ordersFulfillment
Solutions for promotional products distributors
Launch.
Connect.
Scale.
Build.
Choose where you are today. Launch a client store, connect Shopify stores with enterprise procurement workflows, scale multi-store operations, or build custom software around your workflow.
Starting a client store?02Connect
PunchOut Solutions
Connect Shopify company stores with enterprise procurement systems, cXML or OCI catalogs, and buyer purchasing workflows.
cXML / OCI
CustomIntegration scopecXML / OCIProcurementCatalogs
03Scale
Enterprise Automation
Bring multiple Shopify company stores into one control layer, then automate the workflows that slow operations down.
CustomEnterprise scopeMulti-storePunchOutAutomation
04Build
Custom Software & Automation
Design a custom system, integration, SaaS workflow or automation layer around the way your team actually works.
CustomDiscovery + buildCustom appsAPIsAutomation
Start where you are. Add more when you need it.
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Core solutions. Different levels of complexity.
You do not need the biggest package. Choose the smallest solution that solves the operational problem in front of you.
| Capability | 01Company Store LaunchLaunch | 02PunchOut SolutionsConnect | 03Enterprise AutomationScale | 04Custom SoftwareBuild |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shopify company store | Included | Connected store | Included | Optional |
| Branded client experience | Included | Store-dependent | Included | Included |
| POD / stocked inventory / hybrid | Supported | Store-dependent | Supported | Optional |
| PunchOut procurement | — | Core scope | Available | Optional |
| Catalog synchronization | Manual / app-based | Procurement catalogs | Available | Available |
| Multiple company stores | Single-store focus | Buyer-dependent | Core use case | Optional |
| Centralized reporting | Store level | Buyer-dependent | Included in platform | Available |
| Supplier / order automation | Optional add-on | Procurement flow | Available | Available |
| PunchOut catalogs | — | Core scope | Available | — |
| Accounting / ERP integrations | Optional | Optional | Available | Available |
| Custom workflows | Limited | Limited | Built for it | Core scope |
| Starting investment | $2,000 | Custom | Custom | Custom |
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FAQ
A few things people ask before choosing.
The individual solution pages go deeper. These are the questions that matter when deciding where to start.
Which solution should we start with?
If the immediate goal is one client-facing store, start with Company Store Launch. If you are managing many stores and operational handoffs are the problem, look at Enterprise Automation. If the workflow does not fit an existing package, start with Custom Software & Automation.
Can we start with Company Store Launch and add automation later?
Yes. That is often the cleanest path. Launch the client program first, then add catalog connections, order automation, supplier workflows, PunchOut, accounting, or multi-store controls only when the operation has a real reason for them.
Can Enterprise Automation manage several Shopify company stores?
Yes. That is the core use case. It is designed for distributors that need centralized visibility across multiple Shopify company stores and want to add automation around orders, suppliers, reporting, procurement, or other operational workflows.
Can Swishtag connect PunchOut, suppliers, or accounting systems?
Those integrations belong in the Enterprise Automation scope. The exact connection depends on the systems involved, available APIs, access, and the agreed workflow. PromoStandards can also be part of the broader architecture where appropriate.
Do we need the enterprise solution just because our company-store business is growing?
No. Growth alone is not a reason to add enterprise complexity. Move to the enterprise layer when multiple stores, manual handoffs, reporting, procurement, supplier routing, or custom workflows are creating enough operational drag to justify centralization and automation.
Not sure which one fits?
Tell us how your company stores work today.
We will help you identify whether you need to launch, connect, automate, or build something custom.