The business problem
A technical catalogue needs consistent information across product pages, supporting documents and inquiry forms. When those facts are scattered, buyers and the people replying to them work from different versions.
ERDI: a B2B website built around product facts
Product information, technical content and inquiry capture organized around a verified catalogue.
B2B website & inquiry workflow
- Project
- ERDI
- Focus
- Product facts and inquiry capture
- Material
- Public interface capture
What was built
Product pages and inquiry paths were organized around a verified model knowledge base. The delivery included product content, category navigation, structured search information, saved inquiry details and mobile and performance improvements.
A useful separation
The work distinguishes a discoverable page from a qualified inquiry and a completed sale. Product facts remain grounded in source material, while the inquiry path collects information needed for the next conversation.
What this shows
For a B2B business with detailed product information, the website and customer handoff can share the same factual foundation. The reusable idea is a connected path from product understanding to a structured request.
Delivered scope.
The screenshot demonstrates the public website at its capture date. The case does not claim current search positions, inquiry volume or sales results.
- Product and category information
- Source-grounded content structure
- Structured inquiry capture
- Search foundations and mobile improvements
Working through a similar problem?
Describe the customer step or internal handover that needs to work better. We can use this case to make the first conversation concrete.