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# Overview

Translate the B2B-facing text on your storefront into any language your Shopify store publishes.

> **Advance plan feature.** Storefront translations require the Advance plan.

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## What can be translated

| Element                  | Description                                          |
| ------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------- |
| **B2B price badge**      | The "B2B Price" label shown next to wholesale prices |
| **Volume pricing table** | Table headers, tier labels, and unit text            |
| **Registration form**    | Field labels, placeholders, and button text          |
| **Email templates**      | Approval/rejection/notification email content        |

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## How to translate

1. Go to the section you want to translate (e.g. Volume Pricing → a rule → Table settings)
2. Look for the **Translations** tab or language selector
3. Select a language from your published languages
4. Enter the translated text for each field
5. Save

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## Fallback behavior

If a translation is empty for a language, the app falls back to the primary language text. Customers always see something — never a blank label.

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## Supported languages

Any language published in your Shopify store (**Settings → Languages**) is available for translation.

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## Notes

* Translations apply to storefront-facing text only (what customers see)
* Admin-side labels (inside your app dashboard) are in English only


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