The cost to serve is hiding in plain sight.A live agent call costs $6 to $12. The self-serve equivalent is around 25 cents. Multiply that across every routine transaction.The buyer has changed too. B2B buyers now use 10.2 channels, up from five in 2016. 54% will switch suppliers after a poor digital experience. 83% prefer to self-serve for routine orders. The "ERP portal" your software provider sold you checked a box. It rarely produced the result.Now a second wave is landing. Gartner forecasts that by 2028, 90% of B2B buying will be AI-agent intermediated. If your channel cannot be read by a machine, you risk becoming invisible to a new class of buyer.The winners share a pattern. They make the double jump: rearchitecting commerce for how customers buy today, and how agents will buy tomorrow.Download the whitepaper for the cost-to-serve framework, the double jump, and two case studies from manufacturing and automotive.What You'll Learn
- The fully loaded cost to serve, including the hidden costs that rarely appear on the page
- Why using sales reps as order takers is a 25-to-50x tax on every routine transaction
- The features modern B2B buyers expect as table stakes, and the "ERP portal" trap to avoid
- The double jump: rearchitecting commerce for today's buyer and tomorrow's AI agent
- What separates the 5 to 20% of B2B ecommerce projects that succeed
- Six practical next steps you can run now
Contact: Kateryna Melkomukova
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