All products in your B2B store must be included in the standard price book before you
can add them to custom price books for specific stores or buyer groups. You can have only one
standard price book.
In the navigation sidebar, select a store from the Store
dropdown.
Select Merchandising | Products.
Select an existing product or create one, and scroll to the Price Books section.
Click Add a Standard Price.
Select Active.
Select a currency.
For B2B stores, the standard price book contains an entry for every currency that you
want to sell an item in. For example, to sell an item in USD and CAD, you make two entries
for the same item.
In the List Price field, enter the standard price.
You can add any price as the standard list price. When you add the product to a store
or buyer group price book, you can change its price. The price in an assigned price book
takes priority.
Select a currency.
For B2B stores, the standard price book contains an entry for every currency that you
want to sell an item in. For example, to sell an item in USD and CAD, you make two entries
for the same item.
If the currency that you selected is the only currency that you plan to use, click
Save. To add more currency types for the same product, click
Save & New.
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