Shopify Editions: unleashing next-gen B2B commerce
“Shopify is no longer just flirting with B2B – the Summer 2025 Editions demonstrates it’s serious about serving wholesale and enterprise merchants. With new features like multi-catalogue flexibility, improved ERP integration a nd centralised global management, Shopify is beginning to offer the robust infrastructure complex B2B operations demand.”
Shopify has traditionally been pigeonholed as a platform solely for e-commerce, D2C brands. But, the Canadian tech giant is keen to change this – and Shopify Editions: Summer 2025 shows they are making huge progress into the B2B space.
Enhanced B2B markets and multi-catalogue management
B2B store owners will now be able to create multiple B2B markets – with each market having its own unique product catalogues, pricing, currency, and customised online storefront themes.
Want to serve different buyer groups and offer more personalised experiences? Then Shopify now has you covered.
The ability to create multi-catalogues also allows merchants like you to ensure that specific B2B customers see only the relevant products and pricing tailored to their agreements.
Improved ERP integration
An area where Shopify has traditionally struggled, this latest Editions sees vastly improved ERP integration with enhanced connectors for major ERP systems like NetSuite. Smoother data synchronisations for orders, inventory, and invoices are expected to be the result.
This is a development that the Velstar Enterprise team is particularly keen to see. However, given how complex ERP integrations can be – especially at scale – the proof will be very much in the pudding.
Centralised international management
This latest Shopify Editions also looks at B2B from an international angle, with the introduction of centralised international management. One of the most interesting features is the ability to introduce zone-specific rules, e.g. different VAT regulations for intra-EU vs UK etc.
This is likely to be a godsend for B2B brands that are branching out into more international territories.

Multi-entity retail setups
Related to the development above, this latest Editions introduces the ability for large B2B enterprises to manage multiple legal entities from a single Shopify store, even across different countries. As you can imagine, this will significantly simplify compliance and financial operations whilst also consolidating reporting.
Advanced storefront customisation
With the power of AI, B2B users will now be able to deeply customise their storefronts, tailoring the theme, language and currency (not to say the overall buyer experience) for each B2B market.
Ultimately, this latest Shopify Editions resembles a step-change for Shopify as a B2B platform. With more native tools to manage complex wholesale relationships, the ability to scale globally, and the scope to provide highly tailored, market-specific experiences, Shopify is becoming the B2B platform par excellence.