From buyer message to invoice, nothing gets lost.
Farosh gives sellers and buyers one shared place to move from catalog and RFQ to quote, purchase order, and invoice—with the full context still attached.
A business relationship should not be rebuilt in every tool.
When chat, catalogs, quotes, and orders live in separate places, both sides lose context and every handoff creates more follow-up.
The conversation and the work drift apart
- Buyers repeat requests across channels
- Teams reconstruct decisions from scattered messages
- Commercial documents lose their conversation context
One relationship carries the complete history
- Seller and buyer share one live conversation
- Catalogs and commercial milestones stay in the thread
- Ownership and next steps remain visible
Built for the team selling and the business buying.
Farosh gives each side the view it needs while keeping the relationship and its commercial history connected.
Seller workspace
Manage buyer conversations, team ownership, quotes, orders, and invoices from one operational view.
Buyer portal
Browse shared catalogs, request quotes, chat with sellers, confirm orders, and follow every update securely.
Shared timeline
Keep messages, RFQs, quote revisions, purchase orders, and invoices in one chronological relationship history.
Controlled access
Organization isolation, clear roles, and buyer-safe views keep each company focused on the information it owns.
From shared catalog to issued invoice.
Every commercial step appears in the same buyer–seller conversation, so the next decision starts with the full context.
Chat remains open around every milestone—before, during, and after the document is shared.- 01↗
Catalog
A seller shares the right products.
- 02↗
Request
The buyer submits an RFQ from the portal.
- 03↗
Quote
The seller issues and revises clear terms.
- 04↗
Purchase order
The buyer confirms the order in context.
- 05↗
Invoice
The invoice stays linked to the same history.
WhatsApp supports the relationship. It does not define it.
Connect WhatsApp when a buyer relationship needs another communication channel. Relevant messages can stay alongside the same customer and commercial context while Farosh remains the workspace for the workflow and history.
- Keep the buyer portal as the secure commercial home
- Support conversations that also happen on WhatsApp
- Preserve team ownership and operational context
Clear ownership without hiding the relationship.
Owners retain an organization-wide view while sales members stay focused on assigned buyers. The buyer still sees one consistent company conversation.
The thread should be as dependable as the agreement.
Farosh is designed around organization isolation, retry-safe operations, clear message state, and realtime updates so temporary failures do not become missing commitments.
Who is Farosh for?
Farosh is designed for wholesalers, distributors, B2B sales teams, and the business buyers they work with through catalogs, quotes, orders, and invoices.
How do sellers and buyers work together?
Seller teams use the Farosh workspace, while buyers use a secure passwordless portal. Both sides share one realtime conversation with buyer-safe commercial milestones and documents.
Does Farosh replace WhatsApp?
Farosh is the primary workspace for the commercial relationship. WhatsApp can be connected as a supporting communication channel when a seller and buyer need it.
What part of the workflow is available today?
Farosh currently connects catalogs, quote requests, issued and revised quotes, purchase orders, invoices, and the surrounding buyer–seller chat. Payment, dispatch, and fulfillment workflows are not presented as available yet.
Bring the conversation and the commercial work together.
Farosh is opening early access for B2B teams ready to give sellers and buyers one dependable place to work together.