{"section":"tutorials","requestedLocale":"en","requestedSlug":"how-the-relationship-between-websites-and-business-policies-works","locale":"en","slug":"how-the-relationship-between-websites-and-business-policies-works","path":"docs/en/tutorials/storefront/layout/how-the-relationship-between-websites-and-business-policies-works.md","branch":"main","content":"Trade policies define what content can be rendered on a website. Below we will explain the rules of the relationship between websites and trade policies.\n\n## Eligibility rule\n\nHow do I know which trade policies are eligible for a website?\n\nThis eligibility is determined in the __binding__ configuration of the website. [In this article](/en/docs/tutorials/linking-an-account-name-to-a-website-binding), in __step 8__, we have an explanation of how a trade policy is linked to a website.\n\nHere are the rules for defining eligibility:\n\n• If you have checked a trade policy box for a website, this policy becomes eligible for this website. If you want, this policy can still be linked to other websites.\n\n• If you have not linked a trade policy to any website, this trade policy becomes eligible for all of your websites.\n\n## Priority rule\n\nAmong the __eligible trade policies__, the policy that will be rendered on the website will be the one that is in first place in the trade policies ordering.\n\nTo know the ordering of trade policies, follow the steps below:\n\n1. In your VTEX Admin, access **Store Settings > Channels > Trade Policies**.\n2. In the __Position__ column, you will see the ordering of your trade policies. Position 1 displays the highest priority trade policy.\n\n> ❗ We recommend that you do not change the position of the trade policy with **ID 1**.\n\n### Examples\n\nLet's assume you have an account with three trade policies (A, B and C). The ordering of policies is configured as follows:\n\n1. C\n2. B\n3. A\n\nA website that has these three eligible trade policies will render the information of the __trade policy C__.\n\nA website that only has policies A and B as eligible policies will render the information of __trade policy B__.\n\n## Exception to the priority rule\n\nIf a trade policy *with access restriction* is listed in the ordering with higher priority than another eligible policy, *which does not have access restriction*, the rendered policy will be the __eligible policy without access restriction__.\n\n### Examples\n\nLet's assume you have an account with three trade policies (A, B and C). Policy B is a B2B-specific policy and therefore __has access restriction__. Policy A is a marketplace-specific policy, __without access restriction__.\n\nThe ordering of trade policies is configured as follows:\n\n1. C\n2. B\n3. A\n\nA website whose eligible policies are only A and B will render the __trade policy A__."}