Many real-world industries — from dairy, produce, and steel to bulk chemicals, textiles, and building materials — simply don't trade in individual whole numbers. Webito lets you quote headline prices per ton or per meter, while allowing buyers to order in physical packages like 25-kg bags, rolls, or pallets. And for commodities where final weight fluctuates until loaded onto a truck, our two-phase Catch Weight engine authorizes a nominal amount upfront and automatically adjusts the final invoice to match the certified scale ticket upon dispatch.
Real commerce doesn't work in whole integers
Most online shopping carts force every product into whole integers. That works for retail t-shirts, but collapses in wholesale and raw materials. Ordering 12.45 metric tons of industrial powder, purchasing 350.75 square meters of stone, or buying 2.5 kilograms of active compounds breaks traditional engines. Webito supports exact 4-decimal precision across carts, orders, and inventory, eliminating floating-point rounding errors and accounting disputes.
One product, multiple packagings: Quote in tons, sell in bags
Merchants often want to display headline prices per ton for scannability, but warehouses fulfill in 25-kg multiwall bags or 1-ton bulk sacks. In Webito, you can link multiple packaging options to a single product. The buyer chooses the package they want, and inventory automatically deducts the exact kilograms from your central ledger.
Solving the weighbridge weight variance problem
When shipping structural steel, cheese wheels, produce, or meat, the definitive weight isn't known until the truck drives onto the certified scale. Webito solves this with a two-phase flow: the buyer checks out against an estimated nominal weight, and once warehouse staff enter the weighbridge slip, the platform adjusts the final invoice and stock to match the actual kilograms down to the penny.
Volume tier discounts that incentivize larger purchases
Wholesale buyers expect volume discounts tied to bulk quantities. Webito lets you build tiered pricing tables linked directly to the buyer's selected unit — for example, standard rates under 1 ton, discounted rates above 5 tons, and special packaging discounts for full pallets.
Minimum order rules and increment steps tailored to your margins
Shipping small quantities of heavy commodities can destroy your logistics margins. Webito allows you to define Minimum Order Quantities (MOQ) and order increment steps in decimal units (such as a 0.5-ton minimum in 0.1-ton steps), preventing unprofitable orders before they are placed.
Clean official invoices for tax authorities and customs
Every measurement unit in Webito is mapped to international commercial standards. When issuing official tax invoices or exporting goods, units and figures align seamlessly with fiscal platforms and electronic invoicing mandates, eliminating rejected filings.
This page explains how the platform behaves. It is not tax advice: your registrations, filings and thresholds remain your responsibility, and your accountant should confirm your specific position.