Instead of standing up multiple stores for different regions, use one store and segment
your customers into markets based on locale. To create a market, assign the price book,
entitlement policy, currency, ship-to countries, and locales that it supports. Additional markets
are available only for Pro Suite customers.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Pro Suite Edition
User Permissions Needed
To set up or edit an online store:
Commerce Admin or Commerce Starter App
The store setup process generates one market for you. If you’re using Pro Suite, you can
create two additional markets.
From the Commerce app, select the Store tab.
From the left-hand navigation menu, select Settings.
From the left-hand navigation menu, select select Store.
Select the Markets tab.
Select Create Market.
Enter a market name and description, and click Save.
Next to Locales, click Assign.
Select the locales for your market, and click Assign. As soon as you
add locales to a market, the market is active in the store.
Select Save to continue.
Next to Supported Ship-To Countries, click Assign, and move the
ship-to countries for your market to the Chosen list. Ship-to countries apply to all locales in
the market.
Select Save to continue.
Next to Price Books, click Assign, and select the price book for the
market. Make sure that the price book has entries in the currency that you want to use for your
market.
Select Save to continue.
Next to Commerce Entitlement Policies, click Assign, and select the
entitlement policy for the market.
Select Save to continue.
To add a promotion to the market, assign it to the Buyer Group record that represents the
market.
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