Kiero Store and Kiero OMS — your own storefront connected to the OMS catalogue
An owned storefront gives you more control over branding and the buying experience.
Kiero Store and Kiero OMS — your own storefront connected to the OMS catalogue
An owned storefront gives you more control over branding and the buying experience. Kiero Store is designed as a sales channel connected directly to the Kiero OMS catalogue and order workflow.
What you get
Your store reads selected products and prices from OMS, while new orders flow back into the shared fulfilment process. OMS shows connected stores and links to their administration panels. The number of stores depends on your plan.
What makes it useful
The storefront and operations use one catalogue source. You choose the assortment and currency for each store; a product without a price in the selected currency is not published there. Explore the Kiero Store demo and connection guide.
Why this matters in practice
A key difference is per-store assortment control. Each storefront can have its own selection of products and price currency. OMS does not silently substitute a PLN price when a product lacks a price in that currency; it leaves the item out of that store. This supports distinct offers across storefronts without manually duplicating the central catalogue.
A typical workflow
Select the products to publish and the currency for the store. A customer buys on the storefront, and the confirmed order enters OMS for fulfilment. The Store module shows your connected shops and provides access to the right administration panel.
Who it suits and how to start
This is a fit when you want an owned channel without maintaining a second product catalogue. Check that products have prices in the store currency and review the store limit of your plan. Payments and domain settings are part of Store setup.
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