Markets
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Designed to work seamlessly with the native Shopify Markets, this feature ensures that only the products you want featured are available based on where the customer is located.
This ensures that your customers have a more localised experience and are only able to shop for products available in their region. For example, you can create a market called "International" that targets Canada and Mexico. If you have a different market that you want to apply only to Japan, then you can create another market that targets only the country of Japan.
In Shopify, make sure to first setup up your Markets. A market can contain a single country or region, or a group of countries or regions. .
In Shopify, make sure to setup your Locations. Once done, we will assign the Markets to a Location in the app.
In the app, initiate a sync.
In the app, go to Settings > Manage > Product
Scroll down to the Markets section
In the Inventory Location dropdown, assigned a Shopify Location for each Market.
In the app, initiate a sync. After changing the market ↔ location assignment, products will need to sync for the correct inventory/availability to be calculated. It is important to perform sync. This ensures that all products and their inclusion in a respective market are accurately reflected in the app and ultimately, on the front-end. Moving forward, once the markets ↔ locations are assigned, they will automatically sync from Shopify into Reactify Search via webhooks. This means that updating a location in Shopify (e.g. add a new location or delete a location) will sync through to the app automatically (same for markets).
