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# Quick setup (5 minutes)

After installing the app, follow these steps to start showing B2B prices to your customers.

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## Step 1 — Create a Volume Pricing rule

Volume pricing gives discounts to customers who buy more.

1. Go to **Volume Pricing** in the left menu
2. Click **Create rule**
3. Add quantity tiers, for example:
   * Buy 3–9 → 5% off
   * Buy 10–49 → 10% off
   * Buy 50+ → 15% off
4. Click **Save**

The tier table will appear automatically on your product pages.

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## Step 2 — Create a Wholesale Pricing rule

Wholesale pricing gives a fixed discount to specific customers.

1. Go to **Wholesale Pricing** in the left menu
2. Click **Create rule**
3. Set the audience to **Customer tags** and enter your wholesale tag (e.g. `wholesale`)
4. Choose a discount type — for example, 20% off
5. Click **Save**

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## Step 3 — Verify on your storefront

1. Log in to your store as a test customer who has the `wholesale` tag
2. Visit any product page
3. You should see B2B prices on the product cards and collection pages

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## Next steps

* [Set up the B2B Registration Form](/orbit-b2b-docs/b2b-registration/overview.md) — let buyers apply for wholesale access
* [Create Customer Groups](/orbit-b2b-docs/customer-groups/overview.md) — organize buyers into tiers
* [Configure Email Notifications](/orbit-b2b-docs/email-notifications/overview.md) — send branded emails on approval/rejection


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