Corevist
Founded 2008 · 33 employees on LinkedIn · 2 known investors
Corevist provides a B2B eCommerce and self-service customer portal platform built for SAP manufacturers, offering real-time SAP integration for pricing, ordering, and order management. It supports first-time portal launches, replatforming from legacy portals, and multi-brand global programs across multiple business units, languages, and sales areas.
Also known as b2b2dot0 · B2B2dot0 · Corevist, Inc.
Investors · 2
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Corevist, Inc. is a North Carolina software company that builds and operates deeply integrated digital self-service portals and B2B eCommerce storefronts for manufacturers running SAP ERP. Its platform interacts with a client's SAP system in real time, covering functions such as pricing, ordering, order tracking, field sales portals and online payments, and is delivered as a fully managed cloud service intended to reduce the internal IT effort needed to run an enterprise eCommerce site.
The product set spans first-time portal launches, replatforming of legacy portals and multi-brand global programs. Historically the company also integrated third-party storefronts such as Magento, Drupal and Salesforce to SAP. In 2025 it introduced ZenX Orders, which applies AI and automation to SAP order management to reduce manual work for customer service teams. The platform has been SAP-certified since 2017, with additional certifications for SAP S/4HANA (2024) and SAP Business Technology Platform (2025).
Founding story
The concept traces to a product sold by HAHT Commerce in the late 1990s and early 2000s, where Sam Bayer worked; after HAHT's new owners discontinued the product, former colleagues approached Bayer arguing that manufacturers still needed SAP-integrated eCommerce while competitors had disappeared in the dot-com crash. Bayer and co-founders, including Adrian Zehnder in Switzerland, launched the company with their own funds as b2b2dot0 in January 2008 (the company's own timeline dates the founding as b2b2dot0 to 2007), just as the financial crisis began.
Business model
Corevist sells a fully managed cloud (SaaS) commerce and portal platform to enterprise manufacturers, with the company hosting and maintaining the environment rather than the client's IT organization. Its 2022 Series B was tied to completing a transition to a fully managed SaaS model.
Recurring subscription revenue from a platform delivered as managed SaaS, with transactional elements tied to order and commerce volume.
Traction
By 2020 the company reported roughly 45 employees on two continents, about $4 million in annual revenue and profitability from its second year of operation. Earlier disclosures cited 125 eCommerce websites built in ten years, about 16,000 orders processed per month with an average order value of $3,222.62, and an average annual growth rate of 33% over nine years with no negative-growth year. Cumulatively the platform is reported to have processed over $1 billion in orders.
Latest developments
In 2024 the platform was certified for SAP S/4HANA. In 2025 Corevist launched ZenX Orders, applying AI and automation to SAP order management, and obtained SAP Business Technology Platform certification. Leadership listed on the company site includes CEO Andy Martin, Chief Customer Officer Terry Stahler and VP of Client Success Todd Clark.
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Market position
A niche specialist in SAP-integrated B2B commerce, positioned against broad commerce platforms such as SAP, commercetools, Elastic Path, Adobe Commerce, BigCommerce, VTEX and OroCommerce. The company has described itself as the only vendor offering cloud-based B2B eCommerce with real-time SAP integration and states it has processed more than $1 billion in client orders.
Real-time integration to SAP delivered from a managed cloud platform, rather than data replication or client-hosted software, combined with SAP certifications (B2B commerce, S/4HANA, BTP) and a focus limited to SAP-running manufacturers and distributors.
Technology
A fully integrated eCommerce stack that makes lean, real-time calls into client SAP systems for data such as pricing, inventory and order status, rather than replicating SAP data in a separate store. The platform is SAP-certified, including for S/4HANA and SAP Business Technology Platform, is live in 10 languages, and includes an integrated LiveChat customer-service capability. Reported internal tooling includes Google Cloud, SAP, QuickBooks Online, jQuery and Google Analytics.
Go-to-market
Direct enterprise sales to SAP-running manufacturers, supported by an ecosystem of service-provider and technology partners (103 partner NDAs signed in the company's first decade) and by SAP certifications. A Chief Revenue Officer was appointed in 2023 to support revenue growth.
Large and mid-size international manufacturers and distributors that run SAP ERP; named clients include Nordson, Merck Animal Health, Church & Dwight and Direct Relief. The company has counted two Fortune 100 companies among its clients since 2015 and 2016.
Geography
Headquartered at Frontier RTP in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina (Raleigh area), with a hybrid team. The company has operated globally since inception: one co-founder was based in Switzerland, and it built a development and support organization in Belarus plus an office in Germany. Employees are reported across North America and Europe, and the platform is live in 10 languages.
History
Founded as b2b2dot0, with first customer Nordson going live in 2008. The company rebranded to Corevist in 2015, the same year a Fortune 100 client signed, followed by a second in 2016. In 2017 it achieved what it describes as the first SAP-certified B2B commerce solution and marked ten years in business in January 2018. After 12 years of bootstrapping it took its first outside investment from Jurassic Capital in 2020, followed by a Series B in 2022 alongside a shift to fully managed SaaS. SAP S/4HANA certification came in 2024, and 2025 brought the ZenX Orders launch and SAP BTP certification.
Compiled by commissioned research from 5 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
Timeline · 13
launches, deals, and filingsCorevist achieved SAP BTP certification, validating its architecture for cloud-native SAP integration.
Corevist introduced ZenX Orders, applying AI and automation to SAP order management to reduce manual effort for customer service teams.
Corevist named Richard Anderson as its new Chief Revenue Officer.
Corevist partnered with LiveChat to offer customer service chat functionality within Corevist Commerce and announced a LiveChat integration for its B2B ecommerce platform.
Todd Clark, former Director of Client Success, was promoted to VP of Client Success.
Corevist closed a $5.4 million Series B round led by Jurassic Capital, intended to accelerate company growth; the company links the investment to its transition to a fully managed SaaS model.
$5.4M source ↗
Direct Relief chose Corevist to serve its partners with personalized web portals for access to disaster relief supplies.
Corevist introduced Bronto alumna Susan Wall as its new Chief Operating Officer.
After 12 years of bootstrapping, Corevist closed a Series A round with Durham-based Jurassic Capital, which invested $2.8 million as its first investment. The partnership was announced March 5, 2020.
$2.8M source ↗
Corevist states its platform received certification validating its native SAP integration approach for B2B manufacturers.
The company changed its name to Corevist to reflect its focus on core visibility into SAP for B2B buyers and sellers.
Nordson went live within months of founding on a real-time SAP-integrated portal.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Corevist do?
- Corevist builds real-time SAP-integrated B2B eCommerce and self-service portals for manufacturers and distributors.
- Who are Corevist's investors?
- Corevist's investors include Jurassic Capital, Recurring Capital Partners.