The details of an order, in one place.

Customer details and prices belong together.

Keep account contacts, delivery locations and purchasing context alongside customer-specific price lists. Your catalog supports selling units, packs, minimum quantities and quantity tiers.

• Import customers, products and price tiers with CSV or XLSX preview and validation.
• Assign local price lists and use server-calculated prices for order review.
• Keep shared shipping address books and delivery preferences for each account.
• Refresh QuickBooks-owned customer details into V2 without replacing local pricing or address books.

Turn order text into a draft you can check.

Paste structured text into the order intake workspace. The Morena workflow extracts customer, product, quantity and delivery candidates, then gives your team a place to correct them.

• Match product SKUs and aliases across your catalog; uncertain matches stay visible.
• Edit quantities, add or remove lines, resolve duplicates and correct delivery details.
• Save a shared review draft, return after a reload and resolve competing edits.
• Choose review-first processing; supported automation still checks current access, mappings and policy.

Review the packing. Follow the order.

Keep order status, packing plans and stage receipts together. Use explicit simulations to practice before enabling real accounting or shipping actions.

• Review per-order warehouse, carrier service, parcel measurements and unit allocations.
• Use a managed warehouse and package directory while preserving saved order snapshots.
• Follow invoice, label, document and tracking stages; uncertain provider outcomes pause for reconciliation.
• Download private invoice or label documents when available, and generate branded price-free packing slips.

A catalog for the account that’s signed in.

Buyers see their assigned customer accounts, catalog prices and orders. Customer administrators and employees can have different price visibility.

• Build a cart from the current catalog and save it for later.
• Choose an account’s saved shipping address or enter order-specific delivery details.
• Review, submit and revisit orders, or start another order from a previous one.
• Apply your company name, logo and accent across the staff workspace, portal and packing slips.

Your company. Your connected accounts.

Each company manages its own accounting and shipping connections. A saved connection is one part of setup; provider access, mappings, configuration and service checks still need to be completed.