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# Getting Started

Follow these steps to get B2B Bulk Order running on your storefront. The app's Dashboard also shows a **Quick Setup Guide** that tracks the same two steps.

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### Install the app

Install B2B Bulk Order from the Shopify App Store. You'll land on the app's **Dashboard** inside your Shopify admin.
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### Activate the app embed

Variant Table and Collection Quick Order need the app embed turned on to appear on your storefront.

1. From the Dashboard, click **Activate app embed** (or go to your theme editor manually).
2. In the Shopify theme editor, open **App embeds**.
3. Turn on **Sami Bulk Order**.
4. Save.

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Until the app embed is on, the Dashboard shows a badge reading **"App embed is not active"**. Once it's detected, the badge changes to **"Store widget is enabled"**.
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### Create your first Quick Order form

1. Go to **Quick Order** in the app navigation.
2. Click **Create form**.
3. Choose which products or collections the form should include, then customize and set its visibility.
4. Save the form.
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### Add the form to a page

The Quick Order Form doesn't appear automatically — you place it using a shortcode.

1. Open the saved form and go to its **Visibility** tab to copy the **Shortcode**.
2. In the Shopify theme editor, add the **SamitaBO quick order form** app block to the template, header, or footer where you want the form to appear.
3. Paste the shortcode into the block's **Shortcode** field.

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Variant Table and Collection Quick Order don't need this step — once the app embed is on and a form's visibility rules match, they insert themselves automatically next to the Add to Cart button (Variant Table) or on collection page product cards (Collection Quick Order).
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## Next steps

<table data-view="cards"><thead><tr><th></th><th></th><th data-hidden data-card-target data-type="content-ref"></th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><strong>Quick Order Form</strong></td><td>Configure columns, search, sorting, and file upload.</td><td><a href="/pages/lsQFK1Q7ovDt7GRG370U">/pages/lsQFK1Q7ovDt7GRG370U</a></td></tr><tr><td><strong>Customer &#x26; Product Targeting</strong></td><td>Control who sees your forms and where.</td><td><a href="/pages/9gF6Pauc7X5rRmvNoOiX">/pages/9gF6Pauc7X5rRmvNoOiX</a></td></tr></tbody></table>


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