Note: If your Excel file uses custom column names (e.g., "ABC", "XYZ"), the system will treat the first column as the State Code and the second as the Postal Code
Step 8: To manually add postal codes, use the dropdown to select from the list and choose Include Or Exclude, Click Add to List to confirm your selections
Step 9: Click the Delete icon next to the postal code
Step 10: Confirm by clicking OK to delete, or Cancel to abort the action
To Delete:
Step 11: Multiple postal codes: Select checkboxes and click Delete Selected Rows, A single postal code: Click the delete icon next to it.
Step 12: Once done, click Add All Postal Codes
Step 13: Choose Billing or Shipping Address
Step 14: Select Start Date and End Date
Step 15: Click Add Territory
Edit Territory
Click the Expand icon to view territory details
Step 1: Click the Edit icon to enable editing
Modify the territory name, dates, or address type using dropdowns
Step 2: Click Save to apply changes or Refresh to cancel edits
A success message will confirm the update
Class Tab
Step 1: Click the Edit icon
Step 2: Select a new class name from the dropdown
Note: The system does not allow changes to the Class ID
Step 3: Click Save or Refresh to cancel
State(s) Tab
Step 1: Click Add
Step 2: Select desired states via checkboxes, and click Add again
A success message will confirm the addition
Step 1: Click the Delete icon next to the states
Step 2: Confirm by clicking OK to delete, or cancel to abort the action
A success message will confirm the deletion
Postal Code(s) Tab
Step 1: Click Add to open the postal code popup
Note: Same process as in Add Territory Postal Code section