To launch your company and sell your product in other countries, you must add a new market. A market is a series of country and language configurations in the system. Launching a new market involves many steps and may seem daunting at first, but you’ll find each step easy to do. Follow this guide to learn how to complete each task:

1. Adding Currencies
2. Adding Countries and Languages in all Admins
3. Syncing Countries and Languages
4. Adding Regions and Locales
5. Localizing Inventory items
6. Adding A New Market Inventory Price Adjustment
7. Adding New Market Warehouses and Shipping Methods
8. Mapping New Market Payment Methods
9. Configuring New Market AutoShip Rules
10. Configuring New Market Shopping Carts
11. Configuring Web Office Widgets
12. Using MFC to Restrict New Market Content and Elements
13. New Market Localization

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Before You Start

✨ Depending on your tier, the number of markets you can launch may vary.

There are a few things to gather when you want to launch into a new market:

Countries and Languages:

• How many language/country combinations do you need?
• Will any languages need regional dialects? For example, FR-French vs. CA-French.
• Do you want product titles and descriptions translated?
• Will the following need language translation?:
  • Training content
  • Site images
  • Disclaimers
  • Third-party linked pages
• What will be the ISO 4217 Currency Code for each new currency
• Will there be currency changes for the new market(s)?

Inventory and Warehouses:

• Will there be new product SKUs involved?
• Will you need new Warehouses? New shipping methods?

General Content:

• What content changes will be required for the new markets?:
  • Business Snapshot elements
  • Training content
  • Team Dashboard elements
  • Support page contact information
  • New custom Web Office elements or pages
  • New eCommerce Shop custom pages