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Corporate buying, enterprise terms — without enterprise complexity.

B2B Account Hierarchies decouple who pays from where goods are delivered. A single parent company (Bill-To) can have dozens of branch locations (Ship-To), each placing independent orders charged back to the corporate credit line under agreed payment terms (NET_30, NET_60, buy-on-credit). Every order requires a Purchase Order number. Credit overdraft protection is enforced atomically — no double-spending across concurrent branch checkouts.

This is a Premium feature — available on the Growth ($129/mo) and Advanced ($349/mo) plans.

14-day free trial — no charge until day 15


What you get

Key capabilities

Bill-To / Ship-To split — one corporate payer, unlimited delivery endpoints

Credit limit enforcement with real-time overdraft protection (SELECT FOR UPDATE — blocks concurrent checkouts from exceeding the same credit pool)

NET_15 / NET_30 / NET_60 / Buy-on-credit payment terms — no card required at checkout

PO number mandatory for all invoiced orders — integrates with buyer's internal approval chain

Per-buyer scope — restrict individual employees to specific Ship-To locations and set per-order spending caps

Deferred platform fee ledger — Mika collects its fee when you mark the invoice PAID, not at checkout


When to use this

Is this right for your store?

Use B2B Account Hierarchies when you supply corporate, government, franchise or institutional buyers who (1) have centralised accounting but distributed delivery, (2) operate on invoiced terms rather than immediate card payment, (3) require PO numbers for internal approval workflows, or (4) need to restrict which employees can order and where orders can be shipped.

Best suited for

Trade & WholesaleGovernment & Public SectorHealthcare InstitutionsFranchise NetworksManufacturing & DistributionEducation

How to set it up

Step-by-step guide

1

Go to Dashboard → B2B Accounts → New company account — create the corporate entity

2

Under the company, add a Bill-To profile: legal name, ABN/VAT, billing email, payment terms and credit limit

3

Add one or more Ship-To locations: warehouse name, recipient contact, delivery address

4

Assign buyer accounts (store customer IDs) to the company — optionally restrict each buyer to specific Ship-To locations or set a per-order spending cap

5

The buyer logs in to your store, proceeds to checkout, selects their company, chooses a Ship-To location, enters a PO number and places the order

6

The order is approved for fulfilment immediately — stock is reserved, no card is charged

7

When you dispatch and invoice the order, mark it PAID in Dashboard → Orders — the credit balance resets and Mika's platform fee is collected


In practice

Real-world examples

National franchise network

A fitness equipment supplier manages 140 franchise locations under a single parent company account. Each location is a Ship-To. The head office pays monthly via NET_30. Individual franchise managers can only order to their own location. A corporate buyer at head office has unrestricted access. All orders carry a PO number for the parent company's accounts payable system.

Government procurement

A PPE supplier onboards a state health department as a B2B company account. The department's central accounting unit is the Bill-To (NET_60 terms, $500,000 credit limit). Each hospital is a Ship-To location. Procurement officers at each hospital can place orders independently — all charged to the department's credit pool. Orders above $50,000 require manager approval, enforced via the 'requires_approval_above' spending cap.

Engineering materials distributor

A construction materials company supplies a large engineering contractor across 12 active project sites. Each site is a Ship-To. The contractor's accounts payable team is the Bill-To under NET_30 terms with a $200,000 rolling credit limit. Site foremen place orders to their specific site address using the project's PO number — preventing cross-site charge confusion.


Pro tips

Get the most out of it

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Set credit limits conservatively at first — you can increase them as the relationship matures and payment reliability is established.

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Use the per-buyer Ship-To restriction to prevent employees from charging orders to the wrong site — particularly important in construction and logistics where address errors are costly.

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Automate your invoice workflow: as soon as payment is received from the corporate buyer, mark it PAID in Dashboard → Orders. This resets their credit balance for the next order cycle and collects the Mika platform fee on schedule.


Plan availability

Basic Store

$49/mo

Not included

Growth Store

$129/mo

Included

Advanced Store

$349/mo

Included

All plans include a 14-day free trial. No charge until day 15.


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