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            Add a B2B Store to an Existing Experience Cloud Site

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            Add a B2B Store to an Existing Experience Cloud Site

            Reuse your Exprerience Cloud site’s domain, settings, branding, and styling to maintain a consistent look and feel. The site template, pages, components, and navigation stay the same. After you add the store, you can design your commerce experience using your commerce pages and components.

            Required Editions

            You can add a B2B store to an existing site using these templates. You can’t add a store to a custom template.

            B2B D2C
            B2B (Aura) D2C (LWR)
            B2B (LWR) Pay Now (LWR)
            B2B Reorder Portal (LWR)  
            CPT (Aura)  
            Starter (Aura)  
            Pay Now (LWR)  
            1. Click Setup icon at the top of the page, and then select Setup.
            2. In the Quick Find box, enter and select Stores.
            3. Click Create a Store on Existing Site.
            4. Create a B2B store.
              Your options depend on which licenses you have.
            5. Enter a name for your store, and click Next.
              When naming your store:
              • Don’t include an apostrophe in the store name.
              • If you’re creating more than one store, differentiate the beginning of each store name by business unit, region, and so on.
              • Keep it short. Names are truncated in the global header dropdown menu. Users can see up to 32 characters.
            6. Select the site where you want to create the store.
              If a site already has a store, it’s not included in the list.
            7. Click Create Store.
              When you add a store to an existing site, the store defaults for buyer group, catalog, category, price book, and entitlement policy aren’t created for you.
            8. From the new store’s home page, click the Experience Builder tile.
            9. (Optional) Add the standard commerce pages that you want to use in your storefront.
              1. From the Pages dropdown menu, select New Page | Standard Page.
              2. To add, for example Checkout, click the page, and then click Next.
              3. Enter a name and API name for the page.
              4. Click Create.
              5. Repeat these steps for other standard pages that you want to use, for example, Commerce Storefront, My Lists, Order Confirmation, and Quick Order.
            10. (Optional) Add the Cart object page.
              1. From the Pages dropdown menu, select New Page | Object Pages.
              2. Click Cart, and then click Create.
              3. In the message about the new object pages, click Create.
              4. From the Pages dropdown, select Cart Detail.
              5. Optionally, delete the generic components on the page and add the Cart, Cart Totals, and Checkout button components.
            11. (Optional) Add the Category object page.
              1. From the Pages dropdown menu, select New Page | Object Pages.
              2. Click Category, and then click Create.
              3. In the message about the new object pages, click Create.
              4. From the Pages dropdown, select Category Detail.
              5. Optionally, delete the generic components from the page and add the Results Layout component.
            12. (Optional) Add the Product object page.
              1. From the Pages dropdown menu, select New Page | Object Pages.
              2. Click Product, and then click Create.
              3. In the message about the new object pages, click Create.
              4. From the Pages dropdown, select Product Detail.
              5. Optionally, delete the generic components from the page and add the Product Detail Card and Product Attachment components.
            13. (Optional) Set up the store to use categories as the default navigation.
              1. Click the gear icon and select Settings | Navigation.
              2. From the Default Navigation dropdown, select Edit.
              3. Click Add Menu Item.
              4. From the Type dropdown, select Data Source.
              5. From the Data Source dropdown, select Storefront Categories.
              6. Select Publicly available.
            14. For D2C stores, to associate the site with the store, republish the site.

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