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Location types act as templates that determine how all locations of a certain type interact with a site. Location types typically represent each distinct type of location you use to sell products, but does not represent a discrete address associated with an individual location. You can associate a location with any number of location types.

Watch: Location Types

See how to create and manage location types
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Example

For example, you own the Max Apparel brand that includes multiple locations. You create the following associations between each location and location type:
Location TypeLocations
Max Apparel WarehouseAustin Warehouse, Chicago Warehouse, Dallas Warehouse
Airport KioskDFW Kiosk, ORD Kiosk, AUS Kiosk
Third-Party BoutiqueEccentric Threads (Austin TX), Out of this World Threads (Chicago IL), Outer Realm Threads (Dallas TX)
Max Apparel RetailMax Shoes (Austin TX), Venici (Dallas TX), Maxine (Chicago IL)

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Create a Location Type

Before you can create locations, you must define location types. To create a location type:
  1. Go to System > Schema > Location Types.
  2. Click Create New Location Type.
  3. Enter a Code.
  4. Enter a Name.
  5. Click Save.
For example, your business could include warehouses, physical retail locations, and kiosks that store sporting goods inventory. You create the following location types:
CodeName
KSKKiosk
ONLWarehouse
PHYSPhysical Store
WOld Warehouse