Shopify Markets

introduction please note in order to setup multiple currencies for your b2b customers, you must have shopify markets enabled for each currency you wish to offer to your b2b customers, you will need to set up a corresponding "market" within the https //help shopify com/en/manual/markets by default, when you upload pricing in sparklayer, it will show in the default currency of your shopify store so if your shopify store is set to usd, your b2b pricing will by default show as usd when customers log in if you're looking to enable multiple currencies for your b2b customers (e g usd, eur, gbp) it's possible to configure this in sparklayer and shopify, allowing you to control what currencies your customers see when they log in, all from within the same store creating your price lists the process for creating price lists in additional currencies follows the exact same process as normal when creating a price list, under price list currency, simply choose the currency you wish to show to your customers when setting up your docid 5 lwmnohhjbjjppg9e6vh , you can then assign this price list and any additional ordering rules (e g minimum order) the customer user journey once you've set up your customer groups and associated them with the appropriate price list, the user journey follows the same user journey as before the only difference is, rather than seeing pricing in your default currency, they will see pricing show in their assigned currency, along with their exact b2b pricing this happens automatically when they sign in want to see this in action? you can test out multiple currencies in our docid\ koa1r9igzdqaxcvekbtmp product pricing in the screenshot below, we've illustrated the same product page with one showing in gbp and one in eur in this instance, the gbp pricing is the default shopify store currency, and eur is the additional currency that has been added review & pay step when the customer proceeds through the checkout, they'll also see the order totals converted into their specific currency and they'll see the payment methods you've set against their docid 5 lwmnohhjbjjppg9e6vh shipping step if you have multiple shipping methods set up for the customer group (e g standard and express shipping), there is an important limitation to be aware of the shipping totals shown to the customer will by default be displayed with the correct amount but the currency symbol o f your default store currency this is due to a limitation within shopify only supporting the default store currency when rendering shipping totals and it's likely to be remedied in the very near future orders placed within shopify for customers placing an order via a different currency, when an order is placed, it will enter the shopify admin via the standard routes for draft orders, you can automatically convert this into a completed order if required payment method description payment by invoice by default the order will be submitted as a draft orders payment on account by default the order will be submitted as a draft orders upfront payment customers will be taken through the shopify checkout and orders will arrive into shopify as completed orders request for quote by default the order will be submitted as a draft orders buy now pay later customers will be taken through the shopify checkout based on the currency selected, the order will display the appropriate currency for example, a customer with a euro price list will be sent into shopify with the euro currency assigned an important note on pricing due to limitations within shopify, you may notice minor discrepancies in the pricing when an order arrives in shopify for example, if your b2b price is set to €7 99, it may display in shopify as €8 00 the technical reason for this relates to shopify's method of currency conversion and how they apply discounts against an order we are investigating methods to resolve this and will update this accordingly in the future using shopify companies with shopify markets please see our full guide here, docid\ wrzsu8adfvbxokf50hx5i limitations we've provided a summary of known limitations show prices to customers in their local currency in a market that includes multiple countires / regions, there is a setting to "show prices to customers in their local currency" sparklayer does not currently support this setting and it will need to be disabled for b2b customers in this market to successfully place orders (please see screenshot below) price rounding you may in some instances see minor discrepancies between the b2b pricing your set and how the pricing arrives into shopify shipping currency display if you have multiple shipping methods set up for a customer group, regardless of the currency set, these shipping methods will display in the base currency once the order is placed, the correct currency will display within shopify shopify markets for each currency you wish to offer to your b2b customers, you will need to set up a corresponding "market" within the shopify markets tool shopify payments our multiple currency approach will only be supported in regions where shopify payments is supported you can find all https //help shopify com/en/manual/payments/shopify payments/supported countries#shopify payments countries managed markets if you're using shopify managed markets, it is not possible to create a $0 00 (zero value) b2b order in any other currency other than the shopify store's default currency if customers attempt to do this, an error will be shown during the checkout https //help shopify com/en/manual/international/managed markets/requirements and considerations#considerations