E-commerce in Kyrios handles purchases.
When a customer buys something:
An order is created
A payment is processed
The transaction is recorded
All of it stays connected to the contact.
Why this matters
There are two types of revenue in Kyrios:
You send a request
(invoice, estimate, payment link)The customer initiates the purchase
(checkout, store, product purchase)
This section is about the second one. Without structure, those purchases become hard to track:
Orders live in one system
Payments live in another
Fulfillment lives somewhere else
Kyrios keeps it together.
What you will do
You will:
Understand how e-commerce purchases work
See how products connect to orders
Know where to track orders and transactions
Where to go
Click Payments in the main navigation.
Focus on these sections:
Products
Orders
Transactions
These are the core of e-commerce in Kyrios.
Step 1 — Create products
Products are what customers purchase.
Go to: Payments → Products
Here you can:
create products or services
set pricing
control availability
These products power:
checkout pages
payment flows
your online store
funnels
website order forms
Step 2 — Understand how purchases happen
Customers can purchase through:
a checkout page
a payment link tied to a product
your online store
Unlike invoices, these are customer-initiated actions. They choose to buy and complete the payment.
Step 3 — Orders are created automatically
When a purchase happens:
An order is created
The product is attached to that order
The contact is linked automatically
Go to: Payments → Orders
Here you can see:
all purchases
order details
fulfillment status
This is your record of what was bought.
Step 4 — Transactions track the money
Orders show what was purchased. Transactions show what was paid.
Go to: Payments → Transactions
Here you can see:
successful payments
failed payments
refunds
payment history
This is your financial record.
Step 5 — Connect it to the rest of your system
Each purchase connects to:
the contact
the order
the transaction
potentially an opportunity
This means:
You know who bought
What they bought
When they paid
What happens next
What about the online store?
Kyrios includes a full e-commerce store.
You can:
create a store
add products
allow customers to purchase directly
It is a one-click setup.
Then you simply:
add products
make them available
You do not need a separate platform.
What happens next
Once e-commerce is active:
Purchases are tracked automatically
Orders are visible
Payments are recorded
Customers are tied to transactions
You are no longer piecing together revenue across tools.
Where to look
You can monitor activity in:
Payments → Orders
Payments → Transactions
Contact records
Products
Helpful resources
What to ignore for now
You do not need:
full store design
social shop integrations
recurring product complexity
WooCommerce integrations
Right now, the goal is to understand how purchases create orders and transactions.
Important note
E-commerce requires a connected payment processor.
Kyrios supports:
Stripe
PayPal
Square
Authorize.net
and many others
Without this, payments cannot be processed.