Published at: 2026-10-12
Choose Web, Mini Program, App, or service account
Choose a suitable entry so channel users can place orders.
Overview
You can open ShareOrder from the Web, App, WeChat Mini Program, or service account that the company opened. Different entries share the same ordering account and business data.
Before you begin
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Role and permission: Use an enabled ordering account.
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Prerequisites: The upstream enterprise has opened the mall and configured sellable products.
Steps
Choose an entry
- Prefer the entry in the upstream enterprise notification so you do not open another company or the wrong mall version.
- Use the Web entry when you select products in bulk or process orders on a computer.
- Use the App or WeChat Mini Program specified by the company when you order on a phone.
- If the company bound a service account menu, open ShareOrder from that menu.
- Sign in with the ordering account and verify the company name and visible mall.
WeChat Service Account sign-in
If the brand owner has its own WeChat Service Account, it can add ShareOrder to the service account menu. Dealers then click the menu to open ShareOrder.
The brand owner admin configures the service account menu in advance. Order clerks only click the ordering menu in the company service account.
Sign in to ShareOrder from WeCom
ShareOrder (specifically the upstream Order Management app) is listed in the WeCom app market under supply chain management. Listing on WeCom increases product exposure, brand awareness, and Promotion Channel reach.
Feature details:
After listing, users can search the WeCom app market to try or buy ShareOrder (the upstream Order Management app). The experience and feature scope match Order Management in ShareCRM.
NOTE: Downstream channel ordering still uses the WeChat Mini Program ShareOrder Pro. After the “ShareOrder Mini Program to H5” rollout, it uses the WeChat Mini Program ShareOrder Lite.
Expected results
- The selected entry opens the sign-in page and the company mall.
- After you sign in from different entries, the account identity, orders, and business data stay consistent.