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entity
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Tue Apr 07 2026 02:00:00 GMT+0200 (Central European Summer Time)
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Tue Apr 07 2026 02:00:00 GMT+0200 (Central European Summer Time)
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raw/notes/projectbrief, raw/notes/productContext, raw/notes/techContext
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platform marketplace b2b paper-surplus

B2BPaper

abstract
B2BPaper is an AI-powered B2B marketplace that matches paper mill surplus inventory to buyer specifications -- the first digital infrastructure for paper surplus trading.

Overview

B2BPaper is the central product: a marketplace platform where paper mills list surplus inventory (via their existing Excel/email workflow) and buyers receive AI-matched surplus notifications based on their registered specifications. The platform handles matching, newsletter generation, container assembly optimization, and geographic visibility controls.

The name reflects the market: business-to-business paper trading. The platform is sometimes referred to as "the Paper Surplus Marketplace" in internal documents.

Business Model

Ownership and Operation

Technical Identity

Build Status

68 out of 68 original stories complete. All original phases are done. One stalled task remains (inline reel calculator, agent died at commit 753ea6c). The project has 741 passing tests across pytest and Playwright.

Architecture

The platform follows the wiki/concepts/four-layer-architecture (Data Bootstrap, Entity, Action, Output) with wiki/concepts/six-core-entities and wiki/concepts/eight-core-actions. Business logic is organized via the wiki/concepts/service-layer-pattern.

Core Design Principles

  1. wiki/concepts/zero-friction-mill-pattern -- mills keep using Excel and email; the platform adapts to them
  2. wiki/concepts/three-pillars -- every feature respects Credit, Documentation, and Trust
  3. Spec-based matching -- technical specifications drive all matching, not free text
  4. Geographic visibility -- regional controls, not per-buyer

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