Bacon & Co. — est. 1925
Contents
  1. 01Executive Overview
  2. 02Proposed Solution
  3. 03Manufacturing
  4. 04The Store Platform
  5. 05Platform Capabilities
  6. 06Uniform & Safety
  7. 07Governance & Brand
  8. 08Inventory & Fulfillment
  9. 09Reporting & Analytics
  10. 10Implementation
  11. 11Account & Support
  12. 12Innovation
  13. 13Client Experience
  14. §9The 1,000-Hire Wave

Section 8 · Required Presentation Section 04

The Store Platform

Proprietary. Secure. Flexible.

Bacon & Co. has developed an in house website platform – Storefront. This allows us maximum control over the eCommerce experience as well as maximum accommodation of program needs. Storefront offers limitless B2B functionality while not compromising the shopping experience.

Screenshots from a Pilot demo site on Storefront

A Pilot store running on Storefront. Every screen below is a capture of it, not a mock-up.

It is open to anyone, so it carries no allowances, approvals or role-based catalogs. Those are configuration rather than development — the table further down says what the platform does — and a demonstration account with them switched on can be ready for the onsite.

pilot-branded-merchandise.storefront.baconco.com · September 2026

Store home page with hero, featured products and an FAQ
Home. Pilot's mark, Pilot's red, a hero photograph and featured products with prices.
Category page with search, color and size filters
Catalog and search. Category pages with search and filters on color and size.
Product page showing color, size, quantity and SKU
Product detail. Color and size variants, quantity, SKU, and the decorated product photograph.
Cart page
Cart. Every line, every decoration, and what it costs before anyone commits.
Sign-in page
Sign in. Employee accounts gate order history and anything restricted by role.

Supported B2B Features

Every element of a store, and what each one does. All of it is built and running; how much of it a given Pilot store switches on is Pilot's decision at configuration, not ours at development.

The elements of a Pilot store
RequirementWhat it doesStatus
Home pageHero, announcement bar, featured products and content Pilot editsFully supported
NavigationBuilt from the category tree, so a new category appears in the menuFully supported
Category pagesAny depth of category, each with its own copy above the gridFully supported
SearchAcross titles, descriptions and SKUsFully supported
FiltersColor, size, category — and any attribute that varies on the storeFully supported
Product detailPhotography per color, variants, size guidance, description, SKUFully supported
PersonalizationA name, a number or a logo choice captured on the lineFully supported
StockLive inventory, with a restock date rather than a hidden sizeFully supported
CartHeld against the account, so a phone and a desk share oneFully supported
CheckoutAddress, delivery method, payment, and Pilot's own fieldsFully supported
PaymentCard, purchase order, payroll deduction, allowance, company-paidFully supported
Order confirmationOn screen and by email, carrying the order numberFully supported
Order historyEvery order the person placed, with reorderFully supported
Order trackingCarrier and number per line, pushed from the floor as it shipsFully supported
Address bookCorporate ship-to addresses, scoped by who may use themFully supported
AccountPassword, contact details, saved addressesFully supported
Content pagesFAQ, program rules, size guides — Pilot edits themFully supported
FormsContact and quote requests, routed to the account teamFully supported
MobileThe same store, not a reduced oneFully supported