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How to create a store, add products to your catalog, manage orders through the built-in CRM pipeline, and connect Stripe to take live payments.
The TrustPager ecommerce feature lets you build a store, add products from your catalog, and manage every order through a dedicated CRM pipeline. Taking live payments requires your workspace Stripe account to be connected first — once it is, checkout runs through your connected account automatically.
The management console is at https://app.trustpager.com/growth/ecommerce.
You can see and edit the pipeline directly under Pipelines at any time. The pipeline is shared — any change you make there is reflected in the store's Orders view and vice versa.
Once the store exists, open the Manage tab and then Catalog. Click Add product and search your existing Products catalog. Any product already in https://app.trustpager.com/settings/products is available to add here. Select it and it appears in the store's catalog.
If a product does not exist yet, create it in the Products catalog first, then add it to the store. See https://www.trustpager.com/help-center/manage-product-catalog for how to build your catalog.
The Orders tab is a full CRM kanban board for the store's pipeline. Each incoming order becomes an opportunity automatically and drops into New order.
Because each order is a standard opportunity, all the usual CRM tools apply: tasks, notes, files, automations, custom fields, and invoices.
Under the Manage tab, open Settings to configure:
To take live payments, connect your workspace's Stripe account at https://app.trustpager.com/settings/integrations. Once connected, checkout runs through your Stripe account. Customers pay on your connected Stripe checkout page and their order is automatically recorded in TrustPager.
For full details on connecting Stripe and generating payment links, see https://www.trustpager.com/help-center/stripe-connect-invoices.
To delete a store, go to Manage > Settings and scroll to the Danger zone. Type the store name to confirm, then click Delete store. This removes the store and its catalog links. Existing orders (opportunities) in the pipeline are preserved.
Access to the ecommerce feature is controlled by the ecommerce:read, ecommerce:write, and ecommerce:delete scopes. Workspace admins can assign these at https://app.trustpager.com/settings/permissions just like any other scope.
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