General

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B2B Customers

• B2B Solution | How to divide customers into different groups (eg. B2B and B2C)?

  In Shopify, there is no option to categorize customers by default. Therefore, we should use customer tags to differentiate customers; for example, normal customers will have no tag, while b2b customers will have the tag "b2b" assigned. As a result, all customers will log in with the same Login form (email and password), and we can treat them differently based on customer tag(s). Normally, you can manually assign a customer tag by going to Shopify admin Customers edit a customerFew readers

• B2B Solution | How to Create & Publish a Wholesale Signup Form?

  If you want to create a dedicated registration form to verify a Wholesale company (business name, address, license, etc.), then our Registration Form feature would be your go-to solution. Step 1: Enable the module and Go to Configuration Navigate to Customer management on navigation Toggle on theSome readers

B2B Prices

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FAQs

• B2B Solution | How to make wholesalers login then access discount price?

  To create a login/register system for wholesalers and allow them to access discounted prices via BSS: B2B & Wholesale Solution app, you would typically need to implement the following steps: Before logging in, your customer should register as one of your wholesalers and get your approval. To do that, you should set up a Wholesaler Registration Form provided by our Registration Form (https://docs-shpf.bsscommerce.com/b2b-wholesale-solution/customer-management/registration-forms/create-wSome readers

• B2B Solution | How to apply the Shopify Discount Code at Checkout?

  Hello Merchants. Hope you have a great day! You are wondering that "Where is my discount code box on the checkout page?", right? No worries, you can bring that box back in the blink of an eye ;) Please follow these following instructions: From the app navigation, choose Advanced Settings Choose Shopify checkout settings Toggle the Enable button on the Shopify discount section (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/c/4/a/6/c4a62a42ab467800/image1rgaFew readers

• B2B Solution | How to modify the discount title at Checkout?

  Do you want to change this text? If so, you can follow our following instructions: From the app navigation, choose Advanced Settings Choose Shopify checkout settings Type your desired text in the field Checkout discount title. In this example, I chose "PRO DISCOUNT" ClickFew readers

• B2B Solution | Why don't I receive any notifications after registering an account?

  If you don't receive any notification after submitting a Registration Form created by our app, please check the settings below: Go to Customer Management Registration Form Email Configuration check if you enable notifications there If you already enable the notifications you need and still don't get notified, please have a look at your Spam/Junk folder. To avoid notificaFew readers

• B2B Solution | How to set wholesale shipping rate based on customer's country?

  Currently, the app only provides users with an option to set up shipping rates based on customer account/customer tag. This guide will guide you on how to assign customer country tags to set up a shipping rate based on country. Steps: From Customer Management, go to Registration Form Configuration, and add the Country field to the Registration Form From Customer ManFew readers

• B2B Solution | What is the difference between Custom Pricing and Price List?

  In general, both Custom Pricing and Price list per customer modules can help you set custom prices for specific customer groups. But why do they stand as two separate modules? This article will give you more details about the differences between the two modules so you can select the one that fits your business. Custom Pricing (Advanced Plan - $50/mon) Custom Pricing allows you to set one price/discount amount per rule, for example: Apply 10% discount on all products (httFew readers

• B2B Solution | Where are B2B orders stored?

  Many app users wonder where b2b customers place an order, where the order will be stored, and how to fulfill it. This article will help you categorize your b2b orders quickly. In this article, we will assume that all orders that have our B2B Pricing modules (eg, Custom Pricing, Quantity/Amount Break, etc. ) applied are B2B orders, and all orders without our app's B2B Pricing features applied are B2C orders. How to categorize orders: B2B and B2C After customers (both b2b and b2c) place ordFew readers

• B2B Solution | How to set min $250 for the first order, and min $100 for next orders?

  This article will guide you on how to set a minimum order amount of $250 for the first order and a minimum amount of $100 for subsequent orders. We can combine Auto Tag and Order Limit to achieve this requirement. Firstly, we need to create two Order Limit rules (How to set an Order Limit rule) as follows: Rule 1: Apply to customerFew readers

• B2B Solution | How to give wholesalers 10% discount for the first order, and 20% discount for next orders?

  This article will guide you on how to set a 10% discount for the first order and a 20% discount for subsequent orders. We can combine Auto Tag and Custom Pricing features to achieve this requirement. Firstly, we need to create two Custom Pricing rules (How to create Custom pricing rule) as follows: Rule 1: Apply to customers tag b2b10;Few readers

• B2B Solution | How to show price with tax for b2c customers and price without tax for b2b customers?

  Assume that all customers tagged with b2b are wholesale customers, and the rest (non-logged-in or logged-in without tag b2b) are non-wholesaler customers. For more details about customer categorization, please refer to this guide. To show price with tax for b2c customers and price without tax for b2b customers, please create two Tax Display rules as folFew readers

• B2B Solution | How to setup Min Order Amount and Min Product Qty at the same time

  As default, users can setup either Min Order Amount or Min Product/Variants Qty using the Order Limits feature. However, that feature's mechanism works based on rules in which only one single rule can be applied at a time. Thus, following the below workaround can help setup both kinds of limits at the same time by combining Order Limit and Quantity Increments feature. Let say you would like to apply: Min Order Amount = $500 Min Product Qty = 5 To b2b customer tag Here is howFew readers