Store languages, translations and currencies for global selling
Key Takeaway
B2B buyers can't pick a currency. The store shows the currency on the buyer account, or the store's default currency if the store doesn't support it. The price books the buyer can access must use that currency, or products show without prices.
B2B Commerce stores sell to buyers around the world by supporting several languages, translated product and store content, and several currencies. The org decides which languages and currencies are available. Each store then picks which of those it supports and which ones are its defaults. Markets go one step further, because one store can serve different regions, each with its own prices, entitlements, and promotions based on locale.
Two layers: org and store
Global selling is set up in two layers, the org level and the store level.
| Org level | Store level | |
|---|---|---|
| Languages | Enable languages in Translation Workbench | Pick supported languages from the org's list and set a default |
| Currencies | Enable currencies for the org | Pick supported currencies from the org's list and set a default |
If you didn't configure the org's languages and currencies before creating the store, only the org's default options show for the store. You can still update the store's languages and currencies after the store exists.