Configure Trade Dashboard access and quote builder
Control the quote builder's discount, notes, and PO number fields, who can open the Trade Dashboard, and how Confirm Order decides between checkout and draft review.
Control what customers can do while building a quote, who can open the Trade Dashboard, and what happens when a customer confirms a quote.
The Quote builder settings control the discount display, the notes field, and the PO number field. Access restricts the dashboard to tagged customers. Confirm Order behaviour is resolved automatically from the customer's company settings, falling back to Roadmap's own Use Draft Order customer metafield.
What these settings control
Use these settings to control:
whether discount amounts and labels appear
whether customers can add a note on submission
whether B2B customers see a PO number field, and what it's called
who can open the dashboard
This page also explains how Confirm Order on the Quotes tab decides between checkout and draft review.
Open Trade Dashboard settings

Show discount information
Turn on Show discount information to display discount amounts and labels on quotes.
This lets customers see what they have saved.
Show a notes field
Turn on Show notes field to let customers add a note when they submit.
Use Notes field label to set the field label.
For example, use Notes (optional).
Set up the PO number field
The PO number settings let B2B customers record a purchase order number against their quotes:
Field title: your own term for the field, for example
Project Reference. The title is also used in the quotes list and on the quote PDF.Field placeholder: the text shown inside the empty box, for example
Reference number.Show the PO number in the quotes list: adds the value under the quote number, next to the date, using the field title above.

Configure access
Use Customer eligibility tag to define who can open the dashboard.
Only customers with that tag can access it.
Leave the field blank to allow all eligible customers.
For example, you might use trade-approved.
How Confirm Order decides between checkout and draft review
There's nothing to configure in Trade Settings for this: Roadmap resolves what Confirm Order does automatically, in this order.
The company settings come first
If the customer belongs to a Shopify B2B company, the company's checkout settings always apply. Open the company in Shopify, edit its checkout settings, and choose under Order submission:
Automatically submit orders: Confirm Order sends the customer to Shopify checkout.Submit all orders as drafts for review: Confirm Order submits the quote as a draft for your review.
The company setting wins even if the customer also has the metafield below.
The Roadmap: Use Draft Order metafield is the fallback
If the customer doesn't belong to a company, Roadmap reads its own Roadmap: Use Draft Order customer metafield. This isn't a metafield you create: it ships with the app, and appears in the Metafields card on every Shopify customer profile.
True: Confirm Order submits the quote as a draft for review.False, or left blank: Confirm Order sends the customer straight to Shopify checkout. A blank value behaves asFalse.
Best practice
Choose a customer tag your team already uses consistently.
If you create a new tag for dashboard access, apply it before you test with a real customer account.
Manage order-submission behaviour on the company for B2B customers; reserve the Roadmap: Use Draft Order metafield (on the Shopify customer profile) for customers who aren't attached to a company.
Troubleshooting
Frequently asked questions
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