B2Bs are commercial exchanges between companies, be they small businesses or corporations, unlike B2Cs in which the exchanges happen between companies and consumers.

Whatever the exchange is – information or products – the design and implementation of the software must consider the field of reference, the best practices and the recurring patterns, the singularities of the companies themselves, to consequently establish a digital strategy that could bring the best profit to all the parties involved.

With the development of company management software, the company itself can also interact with the outside world, to acquire and send data, providing users with a unified interaction to access the functions made available by the company itself.

There are various types of company websites, depending on their purpose and method of use. There are websites exclusively dedicated to company business, dedicated to clients and to company suppliers, which allow interaction with the website, applications and company data; there are communications websites, which have an editorial nature and are focused on communication, publication of news, updates that can be public or under authentication; then there are data gathering websites like the ones public institutions use to gather and elaborate a large amount of data through a series of dedicated services; lastly, there are business collaboration websites, verticalized on the internal company collaboration to share the know-how and the organization of work operations.