Scope note: this covers creating the market itself. Each market type's catalog underneath it (products, subscription plans, rental assets, loan products) is a substantial area of its own, not covered here in depth.
Create a commerce market — the top-level category for something you sell (Retail, Mortgage, Rental, Service, Subscription, Procurement, or Personal Loans).
Before you start
The Manage Subscription Settings right. Only commerce types your organization's plan/security model actually allows will be selectable — others show why they're unavailable (e.g. Mortgage requires the MLOS app).
Steps
- Go to Settings → Commerce → Markets & Fields.
- Click + Add Market.
- Fill in:
- Title — required, 2–255 characters.
- Description — optional.
- Commerce Type — Retail, Mortgage, Rental, Service, Subscription, Procurement, or Personal Loans. Your organization can have at most one Mortgage market — that option disables once one exists.
- Save.
To reorder, archive, or restore
Back on the Markets & Fields grid, switch to reorder mode to drag markets into a new display order, or click a market's archive icon to retire it (switch to the Archived tab to restore one later).
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