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Perspection Spirits · Commerce and trade enablement · Current client

One brand experience for consumers, retailers, hospitality, and distributors.

Saltglass connected product discovery and Square-backed purchasing with recipes, brand content, trade resources, distributor information, downloadable materials, and trade inquiries.

Audience
Consumers and trade partners
Customer action
Discover, buy, find resources, or inquire
Systems involved
Content, cart, Square, downloads, inquiries
Saltglass services
Commerce, content, trade journey, integration
The business problem

Consumers and trade partners share the brand, but they do not come to the site for the same reason.

A consumer may want to understand a bottle, find a recipe, or buy. A retailer, hospitality buyer, or distributor needs product information, trade resources, approved downloads, and a direct route to the right relationship.

Putting every audience into one generic path would make the storefront harder to shop and the trade experience harder to use. The site needed one coherent brand system with clear routes that separate when the customer's need changes.

Commerce constraint: Square-backed purchasing remains part of the supported purchase path, while trade partners receive separate information and inquiry routes.

Consumer experience

Product discovery, recipes, and purchase belong in one connected path.

The storefront gives customers a way to understand the spirits before asking them to shop. Product pages, brand content, and recipes support the purchase rather than sitting in unrelated sections.

What Saltglass handled

Storefront, content, trade pathways, and supporting systems.

  • Product discovery and product pages
  • Cart and Square-backed purchasing
  • Recipes, rituals, and brand content
  • Trade Partners route and downloadable materials
  • Retailer, hospitality, and distributor information
  • Trade inquiry paths connected to the relevant audience
Customer journey

Consumer and trade routes share the brand, then separate by need.

Consumer→Product or recipe→Cart and checkoutTrade partner → relevant resources → distributor information or trade inquiry
Why this matters to the business

One site can support a bottle purchase and a trade relationship without confusing either audience.

The brand stays consistent while the tasks change. Consumers receive an accessible product and content experience. Trade partners can move directly to the information, materials, and contacts they need.

Consumer path

Products, recipes, and brand content lead into the supported shopping experience.

Trade enablement

Retailers, hospitality teams, and distributors receive a dedicated route with relevant materials.

Useful inquiries

Each audience reaches a more appropriate next step than a single generic contact form.

What the system supports

Different audiences can complete different actions without sharing one generic page.

Perspection Spirits storefront with product discovery and brand content
The consumer storefront uses the same brand system as separate trade resources and inquiries.
Relevant services

Commerce, customer journeys, and integrations.

Commerce and digital experiences
Customer journeys
Integrations

Do consumer and trade customers need different paths?