Get started with Anmelda in four short videos

Anmelda ships a theme block called Wholesale application. Add it to any page in the theme editor; heading, intro and button label are editable there and fall back to the shopper's language.

• Theme editor › Add section › Apps › Wholesale application.
• The form appears in the preview at once. Save to publish it.
• Fields: company, country, VAT number, contact, address, optional register number and message.

TipThe Home page of the app has an Add to your theme button that opens the editor on the right template.

Every application is checked against the business registry for its country before you see it: VIES for EU VAT numbers, Zefix for Switzerland, Companies House for the UK. The list shows the result as a badge.

• Verified: every applicable check passed. Needs review: no check applied or still pending. Check failed: a register said no.
• The detail page shows each check with its result and the timestamp — where VIES returns a consultation number, that is stored too.
• Below it, everything the applicant entered.

Pick the pricing tier and approve. Anmelda creates a real Shopify B2B company with its main location and contact, assigns the catalog on Pro, and emails the applicant your decision.

• The proof is under Customers › Companies: company, contact, location, no manual setup.
• Verification results are stored on the company as metafields, so the audit trail lives in Shopify.
• Reject and Request changes are one click too, and also send the matching email.

Four independent cards, each with its own Save: auto-approval for fully verified applicants, data retention, a checkout lock for wholesale-only stores, and the three decision-email templates.

• Auto-approval only ever fires when every applicable register check is green.
• Retention deletes applications after a number of days; GDPR expects a deliberate choice here.
• Checkout lock blocks anyone who is not an approved company contact. Do not enable it on a store that also sells retail.