Multi-Domain Configuration for eCommerce in NetSuite
Configure multiple domain settings for language and region support in your NetSuite powered eCommerce site.
The Multi-Domain Tab in NetSuite allows you to set up and manage multiple domains, facilitating support for different languages and regions on your eCommerce site. This capability is crucial for businesses operating in diverse markets, ensuring that localized content is appropriately handled across various pages.
What Does the Multi-Domain Tab Include?
The Multi-Domain Tab offers a structured approach to manage domains related to different languages or regions. It includes two primary subtabs:
- Translations Subtab: Helps manage the translation of strings for various locales.
- Hosts Subtab: Configures the domain and host settings for different languages and regions.
Translations Subtab
Using the Translations Subtab, you can set up translations for your website's content. Here’s how it works:
- The system allows you to add new translations or update existing strings easily. For minor changes, you can leverage the translation array that captures key-value pairs where:
- Key: The original string to be translated.
- Language: The respective localized string.
Important Note
Certain fields, like Meta Title and Open Graph Tags, cannot be translated when using the SEO page generator. The default language and currency will be used if translations are not available.
Hosts Subtab
The Hosts Subtab is essential for configuring specific settings for each host associated with the language. Each host setup mandates:
- Host ID: The identifier for the domain.
- Language: The supported languages at the host location.
- Language Title: The label representing the currency.
- Language Domain: The specific domain linked to the language.
- Currency: Identifies the currency applicable in the location dropdown.
- Subsidiary: Links the host to the relevant subsidiary.
- Location: Specifies the host's geographical location.
Host Requirements
Each language must have its unique domain to avoid content conflicts. This ensures that users accessing your website are served the appropriate content based on their region and language settings.
Usage and Parameters in Pre-Vinson Implementations
For legacy implementations prior to Vinson, the JSON attributes in Configuration.js facilitate the mapping of languages and currencies to designated hosts. Notably, the hosts array in this file allows you to specify:
- A
titleproperty. - Corresponding
currenciesandlanguagesarrays.
Key Takeaways
- Multi-Domain Tab supports effective multi-language and regional configuration.
- The Translations and Hosts subtabs allow tailored website content.
- Special attention is required for certain non-translatable fields.
Understand these structures to enhance localization efforts effectively across your NetSuite eCommerce platform.
Frequently Asked Questions (4)
Do I need to create a unique domain for each language to avoid content conflicts in NetSuite's Multi-Domain configuration?
Are Meta Title and Open Graph Tags translatable using the Translations Subtab in NetSuite's Multi-Domain feature?
What JSON attributes are used in pre-Vinson implementations to manage language and currency assignments?
Can I update existing translated strings using the Translations Subtab?
Was this article helpful?
More in Commerce
- Available Items Only Feature in NetSuite 2026.1
Available items only filtering boosts sales efficiency in NetSuite 2026.1 with Intelligent Item Recommendations.
- Commerce Extensions in NetSuite 2026.1
Commerce Extensions in NetSuite 2026.1 enhance performance and user experience in eCommerce.
- Convert Multiple Transaction Line Items into Configured Items in
Enhance transaction processing in NetSuite by converting multiple line items into configured items with improved session handling.
- New SuiteCommerce Features in NetSuite 2026.1
New SuiteCommerce features in NetSuite 2026.1 enhance user experience and improve eCommerce efficiency.
