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Configure Commerce Pages to Support Subscriptions

To create subscription products in a B2B store, modify the Price Book Entry and Product page layouts to show the product selling model option. After you modify these page layouts, you can create subscription product selling models and subscription products.

Required Editions

Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited and Developer editions
Available in: B2B Commerce

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  1. Add shipping and asset fields to the Product page layout.
    1. At the top of the page, click Settings icon and select Setup.
    2. Select Object Manager, and in the Quick Find box, enter and select Product.
    3. Go to Page Layouts and select Product Layout.
    4. Drag the Shipping Charge Not Applicable and Is Assetizable fields to the Product Detail section.
    5. Save your changes.
  2. Add the Product Selling Model tab to the pricing workspace to manage subscription pricing.
    1. At the top of the page, click Settings icon and select Setup.
    2. Select Object Manager, and in the Quick Find box, enter and select Price Book Entry.
    3. Click Fields.
    4. Drag the Product Selling Model tab to the Fields section.
    5. Save your changes.
  3. Add the Product Selling Model tab to the Product page to add subscription pricing to a product.
    1. At the top of the page, click Settings icon and select Setup.
    2. Select Object Manager, and in the Quick Find box, enter and select Product.
    3. Go to Page Layouts and select Product Layout.
    4. Under Product Layout, select Related Lists.
    5. Drag the Product Selling Model Option tab to the Related Lists section.
    6. Under Product Layout, select Fields.
    7. Drag the IsAssetizable field to the Product Detail section.
    8. Save your changes.

Now that the Price Book Entry and Product pages can support selling subscriptions, make sure your store’s checkout settings support subscriptions. See Configure Checkout to Support Subscriptions for B2B Stores.

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