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# Introduction
**Yay Wholesale B2B for WooCommerce** is a WooCommerce plugin designed to help store owners manage and sell products to wholesale customers more efficiently. It allows you to create wholesale roles, approve wholesale requests, apply special pricing, and track wholesale orders and revenue directly from your WooCommerce dashboard.
With YayWholesale, you can easily control who can access wholesale pricing and manage wholesale customers without complicated configurations. The plugin provides a clear dashboard and management tools to monitor your wholesale business performance.
To allow customers to request to become wholesalers on your store, you need to add a **Wholesale Registration Form** to a page.
You can add this form to any page using one of the following methods:
* **Using Shortcode Block:** Add the following shortcode to a page:\
`[ywhs_request_form title="optional"]`\
You can customize the form title by modifying the `title` attribute.
* **Using Request Registration Form Block:** If you are using the block editor, you can insert the **Request Registration Form** block and optionally edit the form title directly in the block settings.
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