Custom B2B Quotation Engine
Replaces traditional cart/checkout with an inquiry basket where medical procurement teams can assemble itemized quote requests, attach tender requirements, and submit inquiries directly to sales engineers.
Case study · WordPress
Date
2026
Client
Jirahi Instruments Ltd • Surgical & Dental Solutions
Services
The brief
Jirahi Instruments, an established manufacturer and exporter of precision surgical, dental, and medical instruments, needed a modern digital catalog platform to present thousands of specialized medical equipment SKUs to international distributors, hospitals, and procurement managers. Traditional consumer eCommerce with standard checkout was unsuitable because medical B2B transactions involve custom quantity tiers, OEM branding requests, strict certification documentation, and regional compliance standards. The client required an enquiry-based catalog system built on WordPress that allowed international buyers to seamlessly compile request-for-quotation (RFQ) inquiries, view technical specifications across devices, and download catalog segments while protecting trade pricing.
Replaces traditional cart/checkout with an inquiry basket where medical procurement teams can assemble itemized quote requests, attach tender requirements, and submit inquiries directly to sales engineers.
Engineered a fast, facet-based catalog structure supporting thousands of medical instruments, organized by surgical discipline, ISO certifications, and instrument classifications.
High-definition responsive layout ensuring seamless viewing of complex instrument dimensions, blade profiles, and material grades on tablets, phones, and large desktop monitors.
Inquiries are automatically categorized by region and product category and routed to designated international sales specialists for rapid RFP turnarounds.
Outcome
Increase in B2B Inquiries
Faster Quote Processing
Surgical SKUs Cataloged
Mobile & Desktop Uptime
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