What are Markets in Kombiner?

Summary

Markets in Kombiner define which countries your business operates in and what actions are allowed in each country. This helps you control where customers can place orders, request quotes, or interact with your store. In this article, we explain what Markets are and how they are used.

What are Markets?

Markets in Kombiner represent countries combined with business rules.

Each Market is based on a country (such as Denmark or Germany), but also includes settings that control how your business operates in that country.

You can find Markets under Settings → Markets.

Markets allow you to:

  • Enable or disable specific countries
  • Control what users can do (orders, quotes, requests)
  • Store country-specific information such as phone codes

Example:

You enable Denmark and Germany as Markets

  • Denmark → allows direct orders
  • Germany → allows only quote requests

When should I use Markets?

You should use Markets when:

  • You want to control which countries you sell to
  • You need different behavior per country
  • You want to restrict orders or requests by location
  • You are working with international customers
  • You need structured country data in your system

How Markets work

The typical flow:

  1. Kombiner provides a list of countries (Markets)
  2. You activate the countries you want to use
  3. You configure what is allowed in each country
  4. Users select or are assigned a country
  5. Kombiner controls what actions are available

The result is controlled access based on country.

Key concepts

Country (Market)

A Market is based on a country, such as Denmark or France.

Market settings

Each Market has settings that define what is allowed.

Best practices for Markets

  • Only activate countries you actually operate in
  • Keep your Market setup simple at the start
  • Review settings for each country carefully
  • Use consistent country naming and selection
  • Test behavior before going live

Important notes

  • Markets are configured per organization
  • Not all features are enforced equally across all flows
  • Some behavior depends on how the Market is configured
  • Country data may appear differently in different parts of the system
  • Markets do not control pricing or currency directly

Common questions

Are Markets the same as countries?

Markets are based on countries, but include additional business rules.

Can I disable a country?

Yes, you can activate or deactivate Markets at any time.

Do Markets control currency?

No, currency is managed separately in your settings.