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# Customer Groups

Customer Groups define *who* sees your B2B prices and *how* they pay. By assigning a Price List to a Customer Group and tagging customers into that group, those customers will see their B2B prices after logging into your store.

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A Customer Group needs at least one [Price List](/app-configuration/price-list.md) assigned to it before B2B prices become visible to customers in that group.
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### How Customer Groups work:

* Each Customer Group is identified by a **Shopify customer tag**. Any customer with that tag automatically belongs to the group.
* You assign one or more Price Lists to the group, then customers will see the B2B prices from those lists.
* You control the assigned payment methods: online payment, net payment terms, and saved cart.
* You can choose whether tax is collected for orders from this group.

### Managing your Customer Groups:

From the **Customer Groups** page, you can:

* **Create** a new group by clicking **Create customer group**
* **Edit** an existing group by clicking the edit icon in the Action column
* **Delete** a group (this cannot be undone and cannot remove the Shopify tag remains on customers)

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* 📧 **Email us at** [**support@b2bridge.io**](mailto:support@b2bridge.io) and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
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